Color Our Collections
Grab your crayons and colored pencils, it's time to #ColorOurCollections!
#ColorOurCollections is a weeklong event on social media during which libraries and archives from around the world share images from their collections and encourage the public to color and put their own special mark on them. Here at the Folger, we have provided images from materials in our collection for you to make your own.
From February 6 – 10 , 2017, download and color any of the images we have provided here and share them with us on Twitter or Instagram @FolgerLibrary using the hashtag #ColorOurCollections. Be sure to follow us so you don't miss out on everyone else's work. We can't wait to see your creativity and vibrant interpretations of our collection!
Color Our Collections 2016
Download the PDF in each image caption. Or, click here to download them all of the pages from Color our Collections 20!
Illustration by Robert Anning Bell for a 1901 edition of Shakespeare's The Tempest
Printer-friendly PDFIllustration by John Austen for a 1922 edition of Shakespeare's Hamlet
Printer-friendly PDFIllustration by John Austen for a 1922 edition of Shakespeare's Hamlet
Printer-friendly PDFWoodcut in The Most Excellent and Famous History of the Most Renowned Knight of the Burning Sword. London, 1693
Printer-friendly PDFWoodcut in The country-mans recreation, or the art of planting, graffing, and gardening. London, 1640
Printer-friendly PDFWoodcut in The country-mans recreation, or the art of planting, graffing, and gardening. London, 1640
Printer-friendly PDFDesign by Louis Rhead for a 1918 edition of Charles and Mary Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare
Printer-friendly PDFWoodcut in Edward Topsell, Historie of Serpents. London, 1608, page 119
Printer-friendly PDFWoodcut in The life and death of Griffin Flood. London, 1623
Printer-friendly PDFWoodcut in Cesare Vecellio, Degli habiti antichi et moderni. Venice, 1590
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