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Edward Gorey at 100

Edward Gorey at 100

The Helpless Doorknob by Edward Gorey box set and illustrated story cards on wood table

Gorey, Dad and Me

Edward Gorey memorabilia display with books, manuscripts, and colorful felt figures

The Edward Gorey Cocktail Party; or, A Nocturne at The Strand by Russell Lehrer

Vintage photo of two people standing in front of a white house, outdoor setting, Edward Gorey

Interview with Alexander Theroux

Edward Gorey bat and rose sketch above open book, Artists of the Night text, gothic style

Edward Gorey: One Artist with a Twofold Wit

Doing the Steps: Edward Gorey and the New York City Ballet

Doing the Steps: Edward Gorey and the New York City Ballet

Edward Gorey style art of a child facing a large creature with colored teeth and 'Some Things Are Scary' text.

At Last, an Edward Gorey Liberty Puzzle or How It Came to Be

Bald man in a purple robe posing by framed Edward Gorey-style artwork, vintage setting

‘A Gorey Halloween’ is an odd-tasting treat

Edward Gorey illustrated Gorey Cats paper dolls cover with whimsical cartoon cats

Collecting and Sharing Edward Gorey’s Artwork

Edward Gorey illustration of quirky characters with books, banners, and speech bubbles, ABA 75 theme.

Examining Edward Gorey’s Market

Edward Gorey illustration of a ballerina in black and white on a dark background

Of Mice and Ted and Nuts and the Tinies

Edward Gorey gothic illustration with bats, shadowy figures, and dramatic curtains

Voyage with a Vampire

Edward Gorey illustration for National Post Card Week, figure with GBM and dog, 1984

Andreas Brown, Distinguished Alumnus

Courtesy of San Diego State University Library's

Black and white portrait of an older man with glasses, featured by The Edward Gorey Online Shop.

Dr. Peter Neumeyer, Distinguished Faculty

Courtesy of San Diego State University Library's

Smiling elderly man with glasses in a home setting, featured on The Edward Gorey Online Shop.

Allan Chris Simon

Woman with short blonde hair in white blouse, seated in front of bookshelves and window

Alexia Lalli

Elderly man with glasses and white beard indoors, bookshelf and window in background

Andrew Alpern

Older man in a light pink shirt gesturing, neutral background, Edward Gorey Online Shop context

Robert Greskovic

Older man in light blue shirt smiling in home office setting, Edward Gorey Online Shop style

Malcolm Whyte

Older woman with grey hair in brown shirt, neutral background, Edward Gorey Online Shop

Karen Wilkin

The Tunnel Calamity (1984)

The Tunnel Calamity (1984)

The Black Doll

The Black Doll, A Silent Film by Edward Gorey (1973)

The West Wing (1963)

The West Wing (1963)

Edward Gorey illustration of three people looking through a window at Mrs. Dowdy's desk

The Willowdale Handcar / The Return of The Black Doll (1962)

Edward Gorey limited edition book in black slipcase with signed title page, collectible item

Introduction to Gorey’s Black Doll

Edward Gorey Dancing Cats & Neglected Murderesses book cover with vintage illustration

Neglected Murderesses

Edward Gorey illustration for The Green Beads shows figure on rocks amid waves, gothic art style

The Green Beads (1978)

Edward Gorey illustration of Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf in a forest scene

Red Riding Hood (1972)

Why We Have Day and Night book cover, illustrated by Edward Gorey, with children, cat, and oranges

Why We Have Day and Night (1970)

The Fatal Lozenge book cover by Edward Gorey, blue background, illustrated figure with tray.

The Fatal Lozenge (1960)

The Doubtful Guest book cover by Edward Gorey, featuring a creature with a striped scarf

The Doubtful Guest (1957)

Edward Gorey The Unstrung Harp book cover with man at harp, from the Edward Gorey Online Shop

The Unstrung Harp; or, Mr. Earbrass Writes a Novel (1953)

Books, Please! Book Club - June

Books, Please! Book Club - June

Group of people posing in front of bookshelves at Edward Gorey Online Shop event

2024 Summer Cocktail Party

Group celebrating around ornate tiered cake, Edward Gorey themed party, formal attire

Edward Gorey’s 100th Birthday Celebration: A Night to Remember

The Edward Gorey Online Shop

"Oh, I’m rather fond of bats, I think. I’ve never had one, you understand."