We are interested in the answer
also. I e-mailed the Metropolitan Museum a few months ago, to ask
them if all of the contents of their catalog are now on line, but never heard
from them.
Heather Brodhead,
Librarian
Fearing Library
Santa Barbara Museum of
Art
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 2:04
PM
Subject: Re: [ARLIS-L] library
catalogs
Before de-accessioning any, you should probably check with
each
institution rather than just doing a random sample of each
institution's
OPAC. For example, there are significant subsets of the
Folger's
collection that are still only available off-site through the old
G.K.
Hall catalogues (much 18th-c. English material, most
pre-1801
Continental material, most manuscripts, and virtually all the
works of
art on paper).
EB.
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Blake, Ph.D.
Curator of Art & Special Collections
Folger
Shakespeare Library
201 E. Capitol St. SE
Washington, DC 20003-1094
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fax (202) 675-0328
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