Art History
Using our print collection
Our Library Induction guide covers:
- how to search Primo for books
- how to borrow & return books
- how to renew books on loan
- how to request a book that someone else already has out on loan
- overdue charges
In addition it gives access to much more information, including IT and WiFi information, printing etc.
Key locations of print books
Books for Art History may be found in various parts of the library and are classified according to Dewey. See the Dewey tutorial.
| Subject | Library Level | Shelfmark |
|---|---|---|
| Museum Science | 2 | 069 |
| Aesthetics | 2 | 111.85 |
| Philosophical Schools of Thought | 2 | 140 |
| The Arts | 0 | 700 - 799 |
|
0 | 701 |
|
0 | 703 |
|
0 | 708 |
|
0 | 708.9 |
|
0 | 730 - 739 |
|
0 | 740 - 749 |
|
0 | 750 - 759 |
|
0 | 750.92 |
|
0 | 770 - 779 |
|
0 | 780 - 789 |
This is not an exhaustive list. Use Primo to find all books on a topic.
Catalogues raisonnés
A catalogue raisonné (trans. critical catalogue) is a publication containing a listing of every verifiable attributable work by an artist in a particular medium or media. It usually covers just one artist, although occasionally it may be a group of artists. In the Charles Seale-Hayne Library these are shelved with other works by or about the artist in question.
Exhibition Catalogues in the Library
The library purchases a great many Exhibition Catalogues which are shelved according to the artist or theme rather than the gallery name. If you are looking for a particular gallery's catalogues then search Primo using the gallery name and the word exhibition.