The trolley fetish continues...
Showing posts with label Library trolleys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Library trolleys. Show all posts
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Fales Library and Special Collections
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| A whole lotta Larry Rivers, shelved and trolleyed and ready for serious archiving. |
When I wooshed through, the team at Fales had been working through the Larry Rivers Collection for about 2 years. Papers, letters, fan mail and over 1700 elements of film, video and audio had kept them seriously engaged, pushing to get this extraordinary goldmine into working order.
Basic databasing and cataloguing, and sending off the AV components to be preserved and digitised was ongoing. Once all the items and media were properly preserved, there was still in depth description and cataloguing to do. Correspondance looked almost ready to view while the AV stuff was getting done.
I am sure they've made some Larry Rivers scholars very, very happy.
dOCUMENTA Archive and Research Library Trolleys
No trolley portrait additions for my library trolleys series today.
However, I came across a librarian in her natural habitat browsing library trolley catalogues.
I was pleased as punch.
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| Sabine Franke brings me up to date with trolley technology. |
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| Bucher und Prasentationswagens! |
Kunsthochschulbibliothek: Trolleys
I love a library trolley.
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| standard workhorse trolly |
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| Empty trolleys... looking like a shifty teenage gang. hanging out looking for trouble |
Oscars: Special Collections stacks: On the wall
Photographs exhibited on this wall space must satisfy a strict criteria, and represent at least two collections held by the Oscars library. No one can sneak one up unless it alludes to two. Or more.
First one represents Carey Grant and Alfred Hitchcock's papers, the second John Huston and Katharine Hepburn's.
Also given face were the collections of George Stevens and John Sturges; George Cukor and Margaret Booth, Sam Peckinpah and Steve McQueen.
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