You might start with the Frick Art Reference Library. Their collections development policy covers catalogues raisonnés — within the Library’s collecting parameters. NYARC’s very recent grant from the Mellon Foundation captures "born-digital scholarly materials.” I’m sure the Frick will provide guidance on collecting, cataloging, etc.. and the larger arena of NYARC will certainly benefit from and complement your resources.

Patricia J. Barnett

Chief Librarian Emerita of the Frick Art Reference Library

212-243-4255 (NY) 646-206-8485 (mobile)

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On Oct 29, 2013, at 12:13 PM, Amy E Lucker <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Hi folks,
we here at NYU are starting to think about how to deal with e-only catalogues raisonnes. Has anyone out there come up with a plan for how to collect, catalog, and disseminate these resources? If so, please share.

thanks so much,
Amy
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