Belle da Costa Greene, in Love with Islamic Book Art - Institute of English Studies Blog
Belle de Costa Greene: Library Director, Advocate, and Rare Books Expert. | Headlines and Heroes
Emma Duval on Twitter: "The librarian Belle da Costa Greene (1879-1950) managed J. P. Morgan's personal library & later became the first director of the Pierpont Morgan Library from 1924 until 1948.
Belle da Costa Greene, the Morgan's First Librarian and Director | History of the Morgan | The Morgan Library & Museum
Belle de Costa Greene: Library Director, Advocate, and Rare Books Expert. | Headlines and Heroes
Belle Da Costa Greene in 1910 | J. Pierpont Morgan's Library: Building the Bookman's Paradise | The Morgan Library & Museum Online Exhibitions
ALEXANDRA LAPIERRE - Site Officiel
Belle da Costa Greene - Wikipedia
Remarkable Belle Greene Finally Gets Her Close-Up | Kirkus Reviews
Belle da Costa Greene: a Librarian's Legacy Virtual Event March 29 – National Collaborative for Women's History Sites
She Was a Black Librarian Who Could Equal America's Most Powerful Man
The Personal Librarian': Why Belle da Costa Greene Chose To Pass As White : Code Switch : NPR
Belle Da Costa Greene, personal librarian to J.P. Morgan. | Greene, African american history, Women in history
The Personal Librarian': Why Belle da Costa Greene Chose To Pass As White : Code Switch : NPR
Passing as white, Belle da Costa Greene managed J.P. Morgan's fortune from the 1900s - Face2Face Africa
File:Belle da Costa Greene, by Paul Helleu.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
MAA News – Belle Da Costa Greene Fund | The Medieval Academy Blog
Fascinating Women: Belle da Costa Greene – Edwardian Promenade
The Women Who Made the Morgan: Belle da Costa Greene, Felice Stampfle, and Edith Porada - YouTube
Belle da Costa Greene: A Librarian's Legacy | The Morgan Library & Museum
Michigan State University Libraries - Digital and Multimedia Center - Chicago Tribune
Amherst College Archives Discovers Oldest Known Image of Belle da Costa Greene
The Morgan Library & Museum - It was at the urging of Belle da Costa Greene (1879–1950) that Pierpont Morgan purchased the core of his Islamic collection in 1911 and 1912. Greene
In Search of the Bibliophile's Belle da Costa Greene
Library of Congress on Twitter: "Belle Da Costa Greene: JP Morgan's librarian & one of the highest paid women in the US ($25k/year in 1921 = $317k/year today) #ChronAmParty #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/TqCfT1HgJ4 https://t.co/5HKc7cLbIm" /
In Search of the Bibliophile's Belle da Costa Greene
