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Extremely preliminary notes - November 2021

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  • 245 10 Celsius 233 / ǂc Philip Zimmermann.

  • 300 40 unnumbered pages : ǂb illustrations, ǂc 17 x 23 cm ǂe 1 Blu-ray HD DVD in box.

  • 336 text ǂb txt ǂ2 rdacontent

  • 336 still image ǂb sti ǂ2 rdacontent

  • 336 two-dimensional moving image ǂb tdi ǂ2 rdacontent

  • 337 unmediated ǂb n ǂ2 rdamedia

  • 337 video ǂb v ǂ2 rdamedia

  • 338 volume ǂb nc ǂ2 rdacarrier

  • 338 video disc ǂb vd ǂ2 rdacarrier

  • 500 "[H]andbound using a multi-needle coptic stitch with sewn-on hard covers made of acid-free solid-core black museum board. The paper is acid-free Pop-Tone French Paper. The images are printed using archival inkjet ink with three-color foil stamping on the cover, the title page and back cover. The interior flame sheets are loose-inserted in a slot in each interior folio. It is printed in a signed and numbered edition of 50 and comes in an acid-free phase box. A DVD is included with a one-channel video that can be used to create a viewing environment"--Publication information sheet

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  • 245 10 Spring opens the mountain green : ǂb a poem for Yosemite ; with a quote by John Muir / ǂc Peter and Donna Thomas.

  • 500 Four original watercolor paintings of named locations in Yosemite on handmade paper, mounted on double leaves, accompanied by text or maps on alternating leaves. Lettering in black, with illumination in blue and green.

  • 500 Nested double-leaved accordion-fold book; endpapers attached to bound covers, double leaves not attached to spine; marbled paper strips woven into page edges. Covers bound in brown leather with colored leather inlays depicting mountain landscape, front and back. Issued in blue-grey paper-covered clamshell box with watercolor title label mounted on top.

500     Number in/of edition

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590 Utah State University Special Collections and Archives has number 12. ←for SCA items.

Subject and Genre

Artist’s book, Private press, Small press, or Livre d’artiste?

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       655   7   Artists’ books. |2 lcgft ←in general, prefer lcgft for non-SCA items, if the term exists in there ←preferred

655 7 Artists' books. |2 rbgenr ← RBMS Thesaurus genre term (no parenthetical qualifier for genre)

655 7 Artists' books (books) |2 aat ← Art and Architecture Thesaurus term

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(capitalize 1st letter)

They’re no need for three identical 655 fields for the same term, but we can have include similar 650/655 combos in the same record. Also, we leave in all OCLC fast subject headings even though they often duplicate the 650 text (by their very nature, being LCSH-derived):

  • 650 0 Artists' books |v Specimens.

  • 650 7 Artists' books. ǂ2 fast ǂ0 (OCoLC)fst00817660

  • 655 7 Specimens. ǂ2 fast ǂ0 (OCoLC)fst01423861

  • 655 7 Artists' books |y 20th century. |2 lcgft

Feel free to add more narrowly defined terms as well, if such would be useful to patrons. And, if familiar with the Rare Books genre/form terms, feel free to add them. Or Art and Architecture Thesaurus, if that is the only list that has the term.

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710 2 Midnight Moon Press, |e publisher. ← check for authorized form, if available

Selection of training resources

  • Lewis, N., McCormack, A., Skeen, B., Wiederhold, R. (2019, May 15). Beyond Books: Cataloging Special
    Format Items [Pre-conference training workshop]. Utah Library Association Annual Conference, Sandy, UT

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  • Opening Artists' Books to the User: an example with potential approaches / Ann K.D. Myers and William Andrews Myers, 2014.

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nameArtistsBooks-415-415-1-PB.pdf

  • Cataloging Artists Books / Nina Schneider. 47th Annual RBMS PreConference, June 21, 2006. Still useful and

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  • Artists' books : a cataloguers' manual / by Maria White, Patrick Perratt and Liz Lawes ; on behalf of ARLIS/UK & Ireland Cataloguing and Classification Committee. London : ARLIS/UK and Ireland, 2006/reprinted 2012. In print only. Dated (no RDA), but still has a

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  • practices to adapt.