Free Coloring Books from World-Class Libraries & Museums: The New York Public Library, Bodleian, Smithsonian & More

I would like to down­load them please and thank you!

I love free col­or­ing books

The Dit­trick link is bro­ken unfor­tu­nate­ly.

What an amaz­ing idea! Thank you

The Dit­trick Med­ical His­to­ry Center.….link does­n’t work. I’d have loved to have seen the things from that link (searched myself but could­n’t seem to find it. It’s pos­si­ble my old eyes over­looked it though).

Thanks for putting this arti­cle togeth­er! The labor of those who worked on it has­n’t gone unno­ticed. It’s great.

I find it need­less­ly provoca­tive that the race of the Euro­pean Monk must be the sub­ject of “artis­tic license.” The monk’s prop­er skin tone col­or is flaunt­ed else­where in the art, mak­ing its omis­sion all the more salient. This is clear­ly a delib­er­ate deci­sion on the artist’s part and a sub­tly sub­ver­sive ges­ture which I see I’m not the only one of your read­ers to have noticed.

Africans have a his­to­ry of their own to hon­or and trea­sure with­out need­ing recourse to his­tor­i­cal revi­sion­ism. Let Euro­peans hon­or and trea­sure our own as well.

Please refrain from dis­re­spect­ing our cul­ture. Idris Elba learned it the hard way — https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/black-thor-actor-blasts-debate-164048

Thank you — colour­ing in on this scale and com­plex­i­ty online wise is excel­lent.

I have an online col­or­ing book for young chil­dren and their par­ents to enjoy.

http://www.beminders.org/colorthebe.html