An annual display of books, photographs, art, magazines and other items relating to black history.
No pictures, no come-hither blurb on the menu, no mention of him anywhere, apart from a display of books behind the reception desk.
China controlled its own massive display of books, artwork and authors at the fair, including even books from Taiwan, to underline its assertion of "One China".
"All gone, only words and pictures left," said Josef Zissels, the museum's founder, pointing at a display of books by local authors.
At Inquiring Minds Bookstore and Cafe, Cheryl Rice, the store's manager, set up a prominent display of books and manuals on all things equine in May.
There were two medium-size tables of books about how to thrive in a depressed economy and another display of books about the collapse of Wall Street (none by me).
One rainy afternoon, Isabel Hillman, an 18-month-old brunette whose parents live on 86th Street, could be found climbing onto a pyramid of shelves, first walking on top of a display of books and then lying across them.
I was once browsing in an Oxford bookshop when I came across a display of books offering simplified accounts of various subjects: Physics Made Simple, Astronomy Made Simple and so on.
The exhibition, a low-key but enlightening display of books, rare documents, prints, photographs and a wonderfully intricate scale model of the magnificent 2,000-seat 2,000-seat Synagogue in Amsterdam, built in 1671-75, was assembled by the Portuguese Synagoguer internAmsterdamffairs.
Orange-colored gel-filled eye masks, made for people with hangovers, sit alongside a display of books titled "Office Spa: Stress Relief for the Working Week," which offers advice on how to massage the worker in the next cubicle.
