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Category: Art History • Boston • Museums etc.
Posted on: July 11, 2009 12:43 PM, by Mike
(from here)
The Honoré Daumier exhibit is at the Central Library and is phenomenal. The BPL also has a great online exhibit of old travel posters (the amount of stuff the BPL has is incredible--if only there were more funding to exhibit it all...).
Check them both out.
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