Libraries Are Places To Learn, Gather And Explore. During The Travels Around The World, Richard Silver Photographed The Beautiful And Valuable Architecture Of Libraries.

Richard Silver is a New York travel photographer who has visited 101 countries to discover the beauties of the world. Silver’s work has been exhibited in galleries and museums during his careers, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the gallery and Krause galleries in New York, and more.

This photographer’s favorite subject for photography is architecture. He believes that libraries have the most valuable interior architecture he has ever seen.

Libraries are beautiful, colorful, and ornate for photography.

Below you can see some of the libraries that Silver photographed during his travels.

Juanina Library, Coimbra, Portugal

Red Cross Library, Lisbon, Portugal

Strahov Library, Prague, Czech Republic

Boston Public Library, Boston, Massachusetts

Hendrik’s Heritage Library, Antwerp, Belgium

House Of The Redeemer Library, New York

University Library, Leuven, Belgium

Jose Vasconcelos Library, Mexico City, Mexico

Los Angeles Public Library, California

Mitchell Library, Sydney, Australia

Morgan Library and Museum, New York

National Library of China, Beijing

Rijksmuseum Library, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Real Gabinete Library, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

New York Public Library

Library of St. Geneva, Paris, France

Victoria State Library, Melbourne, Australia

Stuttgart City Library, Stuttgart, Germany

We hope you enjoy seeing these pictures. Follow Richard Silver’s Instagram page to see more works by this artist. What do you think about these libraries? Which one do you like the most?