| Visits took in her favorite galleries, museums, and, inevitably for a bibliophile of international repute, the British Library. |
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| There were always plenty of books in our house, because my mother was a passionate bibliophile. |
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| Being a bibliophile of non-fiction books has also led me to a worrying conclusion. |
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| What becomes clear is that today's book buyer is different from the patient bibliophile of yesteryear. |
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| A bibliophile from early days, when others were heading off to play footie or cricket, Baxter always made straight for the library. |
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| In the case of colportage that use is taken to an extreme, as the bibliophile becomes bibliophage. |
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| He was succeeded by his son Wacaw IV in 1378, a passionate bibliophile who commissioned a number of superbly illuminated books. |
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| Take me for example. I am a confirmed bibliophile, but I also have a strong respect for books that borders on bibliolatry. |
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| Once the library of a bibliophile was not thought complete without examples of the art of grangerizing or privately illustrated illustrated books. |
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| It came into being as a result of the bibliophile passion of Mr. Lars Müller. |
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| Between 1982 and 2000, four handset, bibliophile volumes of haiku and tanka poetry appeared. |
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| The core of the collection was developed by J. J. Stewart, a noted Nova Scotian newspaper publisher and bibliophile. |
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| Art books make excellent gifts for your favorite bibliophile. |
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| What did he, a classically trained actor and bibliophile, really see in her? |
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| He was author and publisher, or journalist and editor, the whole of his working life, and a bibliophile, if not a bibliolater, from his earliest to his latest years. |
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| On 17 April, he called on the bibliophile and bookdealer Leo Olschki in Florence. |
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| After the death of Constantius II, Julian the Apostate, a bibliophile intellectual, ruled briefly for less than three years. |
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| A self-confessed bibliophile, this show felt like an autobiography but without any hint of sententiousness or showboating self-satisfaction. |
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| John James Stewart, a noted Nova Scotian newspaper publisher and bibliophile, willed his extensive collection of Maritime history, literature, and religious material to Dalhousie University. |
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| The collection was assembled by William Morse between 1905 and 1933. Morse was an avid bibliophile who reseached actively and collected materials in England, France, and the United States. |
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| The collection was established in 1970. It was initially formed from a donation by Douglas Duncan, a Toronto art collector and bibliophile, who collected widely in the field of modern literature. |
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| Reclus consulted with bibliophile Paul Lacroix, literary critic Jules Troubat, and Egyptologists Prisse d'Avesnes and Marchandon de la Faye. |
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| His hymnological, balneology and bibliophile interests developed out of his relationship with the Nuremberg president and scholar Friedrich Roth-Scholtz. |
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| Scott is such a bibliophile that he won't even put that book down. |
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