I also heartily agree! We retireve volumes of Who's Who in American Art
from our library system storage unit for library users all the time. T
and B and Benezit are still in our reference room though and I use both
of them all the time, along with the online edition of Groves. Ray Anne
Lockard
Anna Bigazzi wrote:
> I wholeheartedly agree with B.J. I still find Thieme-Becker and Benezit
> invaluable for serious research, and I keep lamenting that my
> predecessor decided to discard Who's Who in American Art before 1986
> when this library was moved to its present location. I really want to
> keep those references within fast reach...
>
> Anna Bigazzi
>
> Anna Bigazzi
> Art Reference Librarian
> Mortensen Library, Art Library
> University of Hartford
> 200 Bloomfield Avenue
> West Hartford, CT 06117
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