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Magazine Display in West Atrium
Marquand Library’s West Atrium Reading Room in Firestone Library now has a set of shelves displaying current periodical issues. These shelves are narrower than the other assigned study shelves in the...
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Introducing Marquand's "ReMarquable" Rare Book Blog
The Marquand Staff is excited to introduce our new "ReMarquable" Rare Books Blog highlighting our rare book collection and all things visual. Our staff are delighted to share our growing collections...
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Marquand Open in Firestone
Marquand Library has temporarily moved to two spaces on the C-Floor of Firestone Library as of March 22, 2021. Down the hall from the entrance to Special Collections, Library users will find two...
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Farming
Farming Marquand Mini ExhibitSept 2019 Many students, including me, associate September with the beginning of another academic year, but Marquand’s newest exhibit is timely for more reasons other...
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Making reservations: An exciting Japanese purchase at Marquand Library
Seiho ippinshū (The Sublime Work of Seiho) Over the past three months, Marquand Library of Art and Archaeology has been reserving some exciting titles for purchase. Although we are currently unable...
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Early American Wars in Paintings
Early American Wars in Paintings Marquand Mini ExhibitAugust 2019 When thinking about artists, most people usually think about European artists like Van Gogh, Da Vinci or Picasso. Early American...
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From Old to New: A Thousand Years of Tianjin’s Art
From Old to New: A Thousand Years of Tianjin's Art Marquand Mini ExhibitJuly 2019 When one thinks of Chinese painting, the usual association is that of landscape paintings, mainly of mountains and...
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Landscapes of the Seven Continents
Landscapes of the Seven Continents Marquand Mini ExhibitJune 2019 Summer is all about traveling and taking in the beautiful vistas of foreign lands. Therefore, the purpose of this display is to...
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New York City
New York City Marquand Mini ExhibitMarch 2019 The concept of “home” as a feeling instead of a geographic location is a theme unifying the photographs in this exhibit, all of which were taken at...
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Floors on the B Floor
The Floors on the B Floor: Princeton’s Antioch Mosaics Marquand Mini ExhibitNovember 2018 Between 1932 and 1937, Princeton University led a series of excavations in the south of Turkey which brought...
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Happy
Happy Marquand Mini ExhibitMay 2018 In this exhibit, end-of-the-summer student employees were asked to find a picture that made them happy and tell us why in a couple sentences. -Jessica Dağcı...
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One Modernity, Two Worlds
One Modernity, Two Worlds Marquand Mini ExhibitMay 2018 Highly modernized societies have a way of concealing the negative consequences of their ever more advanced productive forces. The result is a...
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Impressionism
Those Crowd-Pleasing Impressionist Art Exhibits! Mini ExhibitMarch 2018 Dozens of art books pass through my hands every day, either pleasing or displeasing my eye. But no matter how many...
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Slavery & Human Trafficking
Slavery & Human Trafficking Mini ExhibitJanuary 2018 On January 4, 2010, President Barack Obama signed Proclamation 8471, declaring January the National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention...
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New Head Librarian
We would like to welcome Marquand’s new Head, Holly Hatheway, who joined us at the end of June. She comes to us from the UC Berkeley Library, where she served as Head of the Arts and Humanities...
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Islamic Calligraphy as an Art Form
Islamic Calligraphy as an Art Form Mini ExhibitOctober 2017 Sophisticated calligraphy as an art form is widespread in Islamic culture. Used in varied and imaginative ways, Islamic calligraphy is...
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Marquand Art Library acquires rare Japanese book by renowned artist Kitagawa Utamaro
Written by Nicole Fabricand-Person, Japanese Art Specialist at Marquand Library KITAGAWA UTAMARO (1753?-1806)Akera Kankō (1740-1800), editorGifts from the Ebb Tide (Shiohi no tsuto)[Edo]:...
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Chef & Artist, Cooking & Art
Chef & Artist, Cooking & Art Mini ExhibitAugust 2017 In 2007, Ferran Adrià was contentiously invited to documenta, a prestigious exhibition of contemporary art that takes place every five...
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Jessica Hoppe Dağcı, Marquand Library Operations & Special Collections Coordinator, receives President's Achievement Award
At the Staff Recognition Luncheon on March 16, Princeton President Christopher L. Eisgruber, center, honored recipients of the President's Achievement Award, from left, Keller Taylor, Albert Rivera,...
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Marquand Art Library acquisition: The Great Mirror of Male Love
Nanshoku ōkagami: Honchō waka fūzoku [The Great Mirror of Male Love: The Custom of Boy Love in Our Land] is a classic of Japanese literature and art. Written by Ihara Saikaku, one of the most popular...
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Photography of the National Parks
Photography of the National Parks Mini ExhibitJune-July 2017 Gathered here is a small selection of creative works inspired by and documenting the incredible history of America's national parks and...
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Stateless
Stateless May 2017 Mini-Exhibit The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) estimates that there are over 65 million displaced people worldwide, 16.1 million of whom are considered...
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Sandra Brooke to Huntington
With sadness, we inform you of the resignation of Sandra Ludig Brooke, Librarian of the Marquand Library of Art and Archaeology. However, we are pleased and proud to announce that she has been...
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Ghostly Streets
Ghostly StreetsA Fragmentary Ruins Exhibit April 2017 In the last fifteen years or so, there has been a resurgence of academic interest in ruins. This mini-exhibit suggests ways into the topic...
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Art & Activism
Our March student-curated display explored the role of art in activism. Using the topic of immigration as a case study, this exhibition explores the role of art in activism and vice versa. The...
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The City: Past, Present, Future
Our book displays continue in February with our first student-generated exhibit: The past, the present, and the potential are all at play in this exhibition of books from Marquand’s collection....
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Celebrating the Japanese “Creative Print” (1924-1930)
Cover of Hanga, issue #3, 1924 featuring the print: Landscape with Warhouse (Warehouse) by Fukazawa Sakuichi (1896-1947) At the beginning of the 20th century, shortly after the Japanese woodblock...
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MLK Day Display Jan. 2017
Marquand Library staff members, with student input, have compiled a selection of titles in the art library collection that connect to Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement . They will...
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Der Sturm (1910-32)
The early 20th-century German arts periodical Der Sturm is profiled in a recent article featured in the online, New York-based arts and culture site “Hyperallergic.” Marquand’s run of Der Sturm is...
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A Short Guide to Writing about Art
Sylvan Barnet died this past January at age 89. I was familiar with this name as the author of the research and writing guide for students of art history that I had used as an undergraduate in art...
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Charlotte Catherine Patin: A Seventeenth-Century Female Art Historian?
The Family of Charles Patin (1684). Joseph Juster (active ca. 1690) after the painting by Noël Jouvenet (died 1698). Title page of Pitture scelte... (1691). Marquand Library recently acquired a...
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A Seventeenth-Century Art Historical Book by a Female Scholar at Marquand Library
On display in Marquand Library is one of the earliest publications of art-historical criticism by a female scholar, Charlotte Catherine Patin (1672?-1744). Described by a recent critic as an “...
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Welcome Back!
Welcome back students, faculty, staff and visitors to academic year 2015-16! Marquand's ten staff members are happy to see you all again and look forward to serving your needs this year. There are...
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Ehon imayō sugata from the Edmond de Goncourt Collection
In the words of its author and illustrator, Utagawa Toyokuni, ‘Ehon imayō sugata is a book about women of all kinds: from women of noble birth to those of the lowest classes—from the most virtuous...
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The New ArticleExpress
The ArticleExpress service has been available for some time to teaching faculty only in the humanities and social sciences, and many constituents in the sciences. The service provides rapid...
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What is HathiTrust?
Users of the Princeton University Library may have heard the name HathiTrust floating around or have read about it. It began in 2008 as a partnership between the CIC, or Committee on Institutional...
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Demo iPad at Reference Desk
Marquand Library is in the midst of an experiment to provide access to unique digital art content via circulating iPads. Art related e-books, including artist-produced projects, as well as mobile...
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Borrow Direct--be careful!!
If one logs in to Borrow Direct or any other resource requiring CAS, or the Central Authentication Service--entering one's netID and password when prompted--on a public terminal available in the...
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Blue Mountain Project
The Princeton University Library is pleased to announce the awarding of a NEH grant to support the creation of an open-access, research collection of avant-garde art, music and literary periodicals,...
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Resources in History at PUL
Elizabeth Bennett, Librarian for History and History of Science, has put together many, very useful online research guides for a wide variety of historical topics. From the Research Guides link on...
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Auction catalogs at Princeton
One can search for individual sales by title in the library catalog, or search by keyword, e.g. Christies London. The Special Collections Division in Firestone has many runs of catalogs that may need...
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EDD from ReCAP
Princeton University Library patrons now have the option of receiving electronically a book chapter or article from a book held at ReCAP. This includes Marquand's restricted ReCAP location ["ReCAP...
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Marquand Library printers
Marquand Library has a total of four public printers at present. Library staff do our best to ensure that the printers are loaded with paper and toner, but we rely on library users to report problems...
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Securing Valuables
In recent months, both Mendel Music Library and the Architecture Library have had thefts reported of laptops and money. Some money was stolen from a 3rd-Floor carrel in Marquand this past summer,...