Named for Jean Grolier (1489/90-1565), the Renaissance collector renowned for sharing his library with friends, the Club’s objective is to promote “the study, collecting, and appreciation of books and works …

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The Grolier Club's purpose is to foster the study, collecting, appreciation, and celebration of books, works on paper, and their related arts and crafts, particularly their art, history, production, circulation, …

Below is a complete list of processed archival collections held by the Grolier Club Library, with links to detailed finding aids. For collection subject guides, see the Library--> Guide to the Collections page …

The Grolier Club, which takes Jean Grolier as its patron, has a number of Grolier bindings in its collection, as well as other objects connected with the great bibliophile.

The Grolier has always been more than a private bibliophile society, but in recent years the Club has taken on the responsibilities of a cultural institution of national, even international stature.

Librarian - Jamie Cumby Jamie Cumby 212-838-6690, ext. 3 Reference queries; book donations; other questions concerning the Library Director of Exhibitions - Shira Belén Buchsbaum Administrative …

Grolier Club Library Remote Access Guide Database Subscriptions Guide to the Bookplate Collections at the Grolier Club Library Guide to the Bookbindings Collection at the Grolier Club Library …