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For Christine Nelson (@cnlibrarian), the Drue Heinz Curator of Literary and Historical Manuscripts at New York City’s Morgan Library and Museum (@themorganlibrary), the past is never far from reach. “I work with personal letters from Jane Austen and Voltaire, manuscripts of Charlotte Brontë and Bob Dylan,” Christine shares. “This range allows me to move from one century to another, one fascinating life to the next.” Through her work in the library over the past 25 years Christine has come to find beauty in intimate familiarity revealed through these handwritten records. “Thoreau looks at some ice crystals on a window and makes a little sketch in his journal. Teenage Brontë makes a tiny list of the stories she’s written. Jefferson goes on the road and writes a letter home, using a piece of tree bark instead of paper. This is everyday life at its most mundane, which to me is the beauty of it! These little details I see, these ordinary traces of extraordinary lives, connect me with the past in the most intimate way.” Photo by @cnlibrarian

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