Microform Collections -Art Guide
AMERICA 1935-1946. Microfiche Cabinet 3 Drawer 1
A series of 87,000 captions photographs of the Farm Security Administration and
the Office of War Information. These numerous photographs are divided into
six main geographical regions. Within each region the photographs are
grouped under twelve main subject headings and a further 1,3000 subheadings.
The microfiche are filmed in the order they are stored in the Library of
Congress. The index, housed on top of the cabinet containing the microfiche is
in two parts. The first part lists the headings in subject order.
The second part is alphabetical by subheading.
MARBURGER INDEX. Microfiche Cabinet 19 Drawers 3-6
A photographic documents of art in Germany. The index contains 500,000
images of art, architecture and artifacts of Germany, available in a portable
file of 5,000 black and white microfiche. Comprehensive views of smaller
sculptures and decorated capitals, in addition to the two-dimensional works such
as stained glass prove to be a valuable asset to artists. It is a great
advantage to have all the identifying information directly under each image.
The printed index gives users a key to this archive of graphics on German art
and architecture.
The HISTORY OF GLASS. Microfiche Cabinet 5 Drawer 1
Color microfiche photos prepared by the Corning Museum of Glass. Includes
Ancient Egypt, Ancient Near East, Roman Empire, Renaissance, Europe, Great
Britain, and the United States.
INDEX PHOTOGRAPHIQUE DE L’ART EN FRANCE. Microfiche Cabinet 18
Drawer 6
Microfiche collection of black and white photos. Arranged by city.
EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINTS. Microfiche Cabinet 21
Collection of books published in the U.S. in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Each of the books is listed in the Library Catalog.
EARLY ENGLISH BOOKS. Microfilm AC 4
A collection of books published in England or in the English language between
1475 and 1700. Many of these are listed in the Library Catalog by individual
title.
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