Bibliographic instruction for graduate art history students

Betty Jo Irvine

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Given the complexity and diversity of resources in art history, the research student needs a thorough and systematic programme to guide him through the range of information sources from catalogues and indexes to esoteric and elusive art works and individuals. Such a programme is described in detail and also a survey made of the literature on bibliographic instruction in art history. Special thanks are extended to Phillip Heagy for bibliographic assistance and manuscript preparation and to Sue Ramage for manuscript review.

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1961Guide to Art Reference Books 1978Art Research Methods and Resources: A Guide to Finding Art Information 1969Art Books. A Basic Bibliography of the Fine Arts 1980Guide to Basic Information Sources in the Visual Arts 1976Whatever happened to tutor librarian ship?1976The Literature of Dress: Stella Mary Newton in conversation with the Editor 1976Orientation and Instruction in Academic Art Libraries.

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