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Books on Printmaking are shelved generally on the 3rd floor in the General Book Stacks or Oversize Collection
- LC call number ranges NEs, especially NE850s
- Drawing, Design, Illustration aspects are in NC997s
- Artists Books N7433.3
- Other mediums (screen process printng, transfer to glass, ceramics, etc) are in TT273, TT298, TT880s
- Ink TP940s
- Book Printing Z252.5
Good subject headings are: Prints, Prints Technique, Prints Exhibitions, Printmakers
Hockney: Printmaker by Call Number: NE642.H57 A4 2014
- Library Book Catalog SearchGoes to the Books+ tab on the library webpage
- WorldcatIncludes CFL books as well as those to borrow from other libraries
- Google BooksSearches the entire texts of books
- Interlibrary LoanUse this link to borrow books and articles from other libraries
- TRIAL FOR EXPANDED ACCESS TO ART ARTICLESUse this link for Art & Architecture Complete now through March 31st and please let me know what you think!
- The Journal of Artists' Books: JAB (Paper Copy)Call Number: Floor 1 Journals N7433.3 .J68Publication Date: Beginning with 2012
- Print (Online)Call Number: online fulltext 1995 to presentPrint portfolios, profiles, regional design, thematic issues, computer advances, historical perspective and provocative articles in all areas of the field of graphic design for designers, illustrators and photographers worldwide.
- Print (paper copy)Call Number: Floor 1 Journals Z119 .P8985Publication Date: Beginning with 1974
- Mid America Print Council JournalThe Mid America Print Council is an educational and community-based organization that focuses on all print related arts. Online issues from 2004 to present
- Printmaking Today (search only)Use the "search within this publication" to located articles to ILL
- Print Council of America Search ToolAn online edition of The Print Council Index to Oeuvre-Catalogues of Prints by European and American Artists by Timothy A. Riggs, expanded and updated by Lauren B. Hewes and Nicole Simpson. The database now contains entries for European and American prints, print publishers, drawings, and photographs; and Japanese prints and photographs.
For well known artists who worked in many mediums, add the word prints after their names (search jasper johns prints) or look for books shelved in the NEs to be sure that printmaking is emphasized
| Josef Albers | William Blake |
| John Cage | Mary Cassatt |
| Marc Chagall | Louisa Chase |
| Chuck Close | Currier & Ives |
| Honore Daumier | Edgar Degas |
| Jim Dine | Amos Doolittle |
| Albrecht Durer | Paul Gauguin |
| Francisco Goya | Red Grooms |
| Ando Hiroshige | David Hockney |
| Katsushika Hokusai | Jasper Johns |
| Kathe Kollwitz | Roy Lichtenstein |
| Henri Matisse | Robert Motherwell |
| Shiko Munakata | Edvard Munch |
| Takashi Murakami | Claes Oldenburg |
| Pablo Picasso | Robert Rauschenberg |
| Rembrandt | Ben Shahn |
| Frank Stella | Henri de Toulouse-‐Lautrec |
| Andy Warhol | |