During the span of his lifetime Bernard Berenson collected a noteworthy selection of books printed in the 16th century. Among these 120 titles some major areas of interest will be presented with this exhibition. Berenson, in fact, had a special interest in authors associated with the Florentine Academy and in their educational aims.... Read more about Exhibit highlights Berenson's Cinquecentine

The library has recently made available online some 8,000 pages of music manuscripts and rare or unique early prints of scores and texts.

... Read more about Rare music items now accessible online

Thanks to the generous support of Treacy and Darcy Beyer... Read more about Renaissance paintings in the Pinacoteca Civica at Savona

191 new titles were added to the library last month.... Read more about Library acquisitions, June 2015

Online exhibition with correspondence, related essays, and Yashiro's Botticelli (1925) and autobiography

When this year's organizer, Fellow Cyril Gerbron, began planning the two-day excursion, he wanted to give the I Tatti community a glimpse of rarely seen sights of Rome, such as the Palazzo Farnese and the Villa Medici.... Read more about Fellows' Trip: An Insider's View of Rome

Click below for Berenson's "On the Future of I Tatti" in 33 of the languages of I Tatti, from Arabic to Yiddish

Harvard Library has awarded the Library $38,755 as part of the “Open Your Hidden Collections” program... Read more about Berenson Library wins "Hidden Collections" funding

220 new titles were added to the library last month... Read more about Library acquisitions, May 2015

From Monday, March 9, the opening hours of the Ahmanson Reading Room will be as follows: Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5:45 p.m.... Read more about New opening hours for the Ahmanson Reading Room

... Read more about Program and Abstracts: "The Italian Renaissance and Chinese Receptions" (Nanjing, October 16-17)