AUSTRALIAN ART
James Hardie Library of Australian Fine ArtsA premier Australian art research library which houses books (including limited and deluxe editions), exhibition catalogues, ephemera, posters and broadsides, manuscripts and private press publications. Mosman Bridge, Margaret Preston, Recent Paintings, 1929, Call No. RBHMON PRE |
Lindsay Collection of Pat CorriganA collection of published books and manuscript material relating to the Lindsay family, one of Australia's best known artistic and literary families. Norman and Lionel Lindsay, Lindsay Collection of Pat Corrigan, Call No. RBHLIN 1 |
History and Art of the Book CollectionA collection that showcases and preserves rare and fine books reflecting the art, craft, history and impact of the printed book. The yellow book: an illustrated quarterly, Mathews and Lane, London, 1894-97. Published magazine in printed, cloth binding, Call No. RB 820.5 |
Artists' books collectionAustralia's largest publicly available collection of artists' books -artworks that use the form or the concept of a book. The very first book of fish [Mock-up], Jack Oudyn, Call No. ALAAB OUD |
How do I access items in this collection?
Access at the State Library- Browse Levels 2, 3 and 4 or request from storage with your e-services card via One Search. Order stored items online 24 hours ahead of your visit and items should be waiting when you arrive.
- Use one of our computers to search for electronic journal, magazine and newspaper articles and to view images and manuscripts from our collection. You can book a computer with your e-services card for up to two hours per day.
- Bring your own laptop and access our electronic resources via our wireless service.
- Search One Search for electronic journal, magazine and newspaper articles. You will need to login with your e-services card or QPL account.
- Some State Library items are available for loan to other libraries. Contact your local library for information about interlibrary loan and copy services.
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Last updated: 23rd June 2009
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