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ALT The image is split into two sections. The top shows a group of vintage stuffed animals, including a tiger, piglet, bear, donkey, and kangaroo with a baby. The bottom section displays old books and stuffed animals on a table, including "Winnie-the-Pooh" books. The text in between reads: "Happy 100th birthday, Winnie-the-Pooh!"

ALT Three books are displayed against a teal background. The first book, "The Hums of Pooh," has a light blue cover with a pattern of honey pots and bees. The second book, "Pooh and the Millennium" by John Tyerman Williams, features an illustration of Winnie the Pooh beside a clock. The third book, "The Tao of Pooh" by Benjamin Hoff, has a teal cover with a minimalist illustration of Pooh and Piglet walking.

ALT Two vintage magazine covers are displayed. The first is "Mattachine Review," May-June 1955 edition, featuring a blue cover with the headline "Police Roundup Jails 69." The second is "Either Is Love," a book priced at 25 cents, showcasing a close-up of two hands. The text below the covers reads, "Mid-20th-Century LGBTQIA+ History in NYPL’s Collections."

ALT Two donkey heads face each other against a textured background with three large letter "D"s between them. The phrase "When shall we three meet again?" is written at the bottom. 🫏 Page from “Album of Cutouts”, 19th cent.
![A lonely donkey stands in front of a wooden structure with a sign reading "Home Sweet Home." The snow-covered ground and atmosphere convey a sense of isolation. Text at the bottom says "No One to Love Me." The advertisement in the corner mentions "Cashmere Hats" and "Chambers.
🫏 [Bufford, Printers]. Trade Card for Bostwick, Hatter (det.), 19th century, Lithography, L. Prang & Co. Collection.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUTrSqXW8AAlGYm.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT A lonely donkey stands in front of a wooden structure with a sign reading "Home Sweet Home." The snow-covered ground and atmosphere convey a sense of isolation. Text at the bottom says "No One to Love Me." The advertisement in the corner mentions "Cashmere Hats" and "Chambers. 🫏 [Bufford, Printers]. Trade Card for Bostwick, Hatter (det.), 19th century, Lithography, L. Prang & Co. Collection.





























