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Dear List Members,

 

I’ve gotten eighteen responses on my Grove Dictionary of Art question.  The tally is fourteen responders have kept the print, and three have deaccessioned it.  Nuance to these numbers – some people said that the print is indispensable for their users, others said they’ve kept it but do not see it being used, some put the volumes in storage, others said it could be considered for the chopping block in the next weed. 

 

Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to my inquiry.  We are a small undergraduate college, and a big weed is on the way this summer to make more space for spreading out our study area near the Reference collection. 

 

Robin Rank

 

 

 

Dear List Members,

 

If your library has Oxford Art Online with Grove Art Online, have you kept the 1996 print set of the Grove Dictionary of Art, edited by Jane Turner (34 volumes)?

 

I would love to hear the story of your decision, whether the decision was to keep or to withdraw.  

 

Thank you very much,

Robin Rank

 

 

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