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Microforms
Several major collections are available in microform editions, located on the second floor. These collections may be viewed, printed, or scanned. A few
important examples in Marquand Library are described below.
Cicognara Library
The Cicognara Library: literary sources in the history of art and kindred
subjects edited by Philipp Fehl and Lizabeth Wilson Urbana, IL: Leopoldo
Cicognara Program, University of Illinois Library in association with
the Vatican Library, 1989. Microfiche.
The Cicognara microforms reproduce the complete collection of the Cicognara
Library, now in the Vatican Library. The collection, assembled by Leopoldo
Cicognara in the early nineteenth century, consists of approximately 5,000
books on art and related topics and ranges from the sixteenth through
the early nineteenth century.
A guide to the collection, Catalogo ragionato dei libri d'arte e d'antichità
posseduti dal conte Cicognara is available in Marquand Library, please
ask at the front desk for assistance.
New York Public Library Artists File
10,878 microfiches containing records, clippings and other ephemera regarding
artists. Arranged alphabetically by artist's last name. This file is particularly
useful for information on regional and lesser known artists. An index,
also on fiche, is provided.
Museum of Modern Art Artist Files
5,699 Microfiches containing prints, textual and biographical materials
from journals, newspapers, gallery exhibitions, etc. arranged alphabetically
by artist's name. This file is particularly useful for information on
regional and lesser known artists. Includes index of artists' names.
History of Photography
Marquand has a significant collection of history of photography materials
on microform. It includes Photographica: a subject catalog of books
on photography, which also contains articles and pamphlets concerning
photography, the Victoria and Albert Museum photographic collection,
1843-1915, Photographs from the collections of the Department
of Prints and Photographs, Bibliotheque Nationale, as well as
many early periodicals concerning photography.
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