| MAJOR COLLECTIONS: FINE & APPLIED ART | |||||||||||||||||
| Fine & Decorative Art in France |
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This
unique publication reproduces material from the historic and documentary
photographic records of the French State Archives. Begun in 1851,
the Archive is one of the largest of its kind, and includes many
photographs of works of art destroyed or lost in the two world
wars. Its aim has been to record the principal works of art in
French collections, public and private, and also major works from
foreign sources exhibited in France. The coverage is extensive,
illustrating over 70,000 items from over 200 museums and galleries.
Published in nine sections. |
SCULPTURE: including
the Musée Rodin and important collections of ivories and
bronzes in the Louvre, together with stained glass. 6,000 reproductions.
100 microfiche. |
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| The Royal Collection of Paintings and Watercolours | |||||||||||||||||
| The Royal Library at Windsor Castle contains one of the world's finest collections of Old Master Drawings, including the largest group of drawings by Leonardo da Vinci. The most important have been catalogued in a series of publications by the Phaidon Press over the past forty five years, but very few of the drawings were illustrated in these volumes. The micropublication reproduces every work in each catalogue, and each is available separately. The drawings are filmed in catalogue order, and each microfilm should be used together with the appropriate catalogue. . | |||||||||||||||||
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| Master drawings | ![]() |
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MASTER DRAWINGS: 149 drawings, from Leonardo to the present day, including |
Carracci, Guercino, Bernini, Sargent and Augustus John. 316 colour images, including details. |
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| Leonardo drawings | ![]() |
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NATURE
STUDIES: 57 drawings, 80 details,
10 infra-red images. Index. 4 colour microfiche. |
HORSES
& OTHER ANIMALS: 117 drawings,
115 details. Index. 6 colour microfiche.
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| The Victoria & Albert Museum Collection | |||||||||||||||||
| The V.& A. contains one of the world's outstanding collections of fine and applied art, dating from early mediaeval times to the present day, principally from Europe and the Near and Far East. The most important items, numbering many thousands, have been photographed over the past 100 years, and these are now published in two microfiche series: Decorative Art, and Fine Art and Design. | |||||||||||||||||
| Decorative Art in the V & A |
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This
series reproduces the principal items of applied and decorative
art in the museum, illustrating over 45,000 objects, many with
detail photographs, from five Departmental collections. The material
is sorted by object type, then in chronological order by country. |
CERAMICS: Including
pottery, porcelain and glass. The oriental collection is one of
the finest in the world, as is the Italian maiolica and English
pottery and porcelain. Over 14,000 reproductions. 237 microfiche. |
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| Fine Art & Design in the V & A | ![]() |
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This
series reproduces paintings, drawings, engravings, prints, designs
and photographs, very few of which are on display in the museum.
The collection includes material from the 15th. to the 20th.C,
and covers the history of fine art, decoration and design. Grouped
by medium, in artist order. |
GRAPHIC
ART: 1,400 miniatures from the National Collection
of British Portrait Miniatures are included, together with
illuminated MSS, almost 3,000 engravings, posters, prints and
an important series of over 1,000 early photographs. Printed
Index. Almost 10,000 reproductions. 165 microfiche. |
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| The National Collection of Watercolours | ![]() |
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Reproduced in colour, the Collection numbers over 6,500 works by 1,600 artists and spans the period 1580-1980; many of the artists are very well known: William Blake, J.M.W. Turner, John Constable, |
Thomas
Girtin, Edward Burne-Jones, Wyndham Lewis, Paul Nash - but there
are exquisite works by little known artists. Index. |
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