VRAB Volume 7: Issue 2, 1980

  • various authors
Keywords: Mid-America College Art Association (MACAA), Southeastern College Art Association (SECAC), slides, photographs, visual resources, conferences

Abstract

In this issue:

  • Conferences to Come
  • Regional News
  • Slide Libraries, 2nd Edition
  • Profile:
    • Witt Library, Courtauld Institute of Art, London
  • Subject Classification Reviewed
  • Work-Study
  • Guides
  • Professional News
  • Positions Open
  • Positions Filled
  • Wrinkle -- A Slide Conservation Problem: Follow-up Report #2
  • Landscape Architecture Classification
  • Case and Maintenance in the Handling of Historic Photographic Negatives, ARLIS Conference 1/28/80
  • Post-Impressionism
  • Color Differences in Projection
  • Ask the Photographer
  • Slide Market News
  • Slide Libraries, 2nd Edition: an Additional Review

Author Biography

various authors
  • Nancy Kirkpatrick - York University
  • Christine Sundt - University of Wisconsin
  • Christina Updike - James Madison University
  • Gail Kana-Butrica - Iowa State University
  • Eileen Fry - Indiana University
  • John Sunderland - Witt Library, Courtauld Institute of Art
  • Marie Deveney - University of Michigan
  • Marika Simms - University of Virginia
  • Patrick Young - University of Michigan
  • Marguerite Curtis - National Collection of Fine Arts
  • Norine Cashman - Brown University
  • Sheila Enbury - Brown University
  • Lois Thornhill - Stanford University
  • Ed Farber - Popular Photography
  • Paula Chiarmonte - Cornell University
  • Helen Chillman - Yale University
  • Nancy DeLaurier - University of Missouri-K.C.
Published
2020-02-16
Issue
Vol. 7 No. 2 (1980)
Section
Feature Articles

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