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Several colleagues asked for a summary of responses to my query on how to 
locate 19th-century articles in continental journals, in this case, 
l'Occident.

1. The University of Wisconsin hosts a webpage, no longer updated, but 
still helpful:

http://www.library.wisc.edu/guides/europeanhistory/subj/journalspriortotwentieth.html

2. Bibliothèque Forney. Catalogue d'articles des périodiques: Arts 
decoratifs et beaux-arts (1972) 4 vols. G. K. Hall publication of a local 
index, established in 1919. Provides subject indexing (no authors) of 
nearly a hundred decorative arts and architectural periodicals, mainly 
French and Belgian.

3. (my favorite:) Art Institute of Chicago. Ryerson Library.
Index to art periodicals compiled in Ryerson Library, the  Art Institute of 
Chicago.  Boston : Hall, 1962.  English and foreign language titles, a 
selective list of journals from 1907-1929.

4. Original Index to Art Periodicals.  [Frick Art Reference Library]  G. K. 
Hall, 1983.  index providing author and detailed subject access to a small 
but important group of English, French, and Italian art journals produced 
between the mid-19th c. and 1969. Includes access to writing about, and 
illustrations of, individual works of art.

5. International Bibliography of Periodical Literature (IBZ=Internationale 
Bibliographie der Zeitschriftenliteratur)
Paper: 1896-1984; Online, 1983, to date. multilingual database, 
international in scope, with a large proportion of the periodicals 
published in Europe.

Thanks to Lynda Duychak, Gail Bardhan, and other respondents for this 
review of sources.

Lee

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