02/17/2026
One of the saddest things about not getting to the San Francisco Fair is missing Michele’s talk. But I will be around for her talk to the Zamorano Club in March. I wrote a foreword to this book for Michele, so I have read a lot of it.it will be a wonderful contribution to the history of rare book selling in Southern California. She has done a fantastic job!
Join us at the California International Antiquarian Book Fair on Saturday, February 28, at 1:30 pm for a presentation on "The Creative Vision of Alice Millard (1873-1938), Innovative Antiquarian Bookseller " by Michèle Cloonan.
1:30 PM | The Creative Vision of Alice Millard (1873-1938), Innovative Antiquarian Bookseller Co-sponsored by the Bibliographical Society of America
Michèle Cloonan | Dean and Professor Emeritus, Simmons University
Alice Millard is best known as an antiquarian bookseller who championed the work of William Morris and T.J. Cobden-Sanderson, and sold books to many prominent 20th-century book collectors. She is also known for La Miniatura, the Pasadena house that Frank Lloyd Wright designed for her. Less known is her association with several important women social reformers. This talk will reveal Millard's many facets.
Info and tickets available at: www.abaa.org.cabookfair