cullings from a few minutes in the stacks

[bunnyjadwiga]

I was downstairs helping a patron find some stuff in the REALLY LOOONG CALL NUMBER ranges, and while I was there, snagged these to peruse:

• Neo-pagan sacred art and altars : making things whole. by Sabina Magliocco.
  
• The Strasburg manuscript; a medieval painters' handbook. Translated from the Old German by Viola & Rosamund Borradaile; editors' text translated into German by Johanna M. Franck. Foreword by John Harthan.
  
• Autumn grasses and water : motifs in Japanese art : from the Suntory Museum of Art.
  
• Art, religion, and politics in medieval China : the Dunhuang cave of the Zhai Family. by Ning Qiang.
  

I love working in libraries.

Comments

[halimadances.livejournal.com]

Drooling jealously....

[alphaggek.livejournal.com]

I love working in libraries.

That's 'cause you're a librarian love!

[montuos]

It's more likely the other way around — that she became a librarian to feed the addiction!

[pedropadrao.livejournal.com]

Tell me about it. While the HQ library doesn't have *everything* I've wanted to read, it's got all kinds of goodies. Then there's the audiovisual collection. Things go fast go *boom*! :)

[sister-devora.livejournal.com]

'nk 'oo.

Oils to play with!

[amykb.livejournal.com]

The Strasburg manuscript; a medieval painters' handbook. Translated from the Old German by Viola & Rosamund Borradaile; editors' text translated into German by Johanna M. Franck. Foreword by John Harthan

Ooooooooooo!!! Do you get to check books out? can you borrow this one? I promise to be real nice to it if you got borrow it for me!!! Or do I have to coem there with a notebook and a bib so I don't drool all over it?

[ianraven.livejournal.com]

Yeis. Libraries is where it's at. :)

When I worked at the Science Library at ASU, I realized that LC puts photography in with the sciences, so I was always keen to reshelve the TTs and TRs. Yay for serendipitous biblio-discovery!