Printmaking
New to the Harris Fine Arts Library
Aboriginal Screen Printed Textiles from Australia?s Top End by Call Number: NK8890.A3 A97 2020ISBN: 9780998044507Publication Date: 2020-10-01
Printed in North Korea: the Art of Everyday Life in the DPRK by Call Number: NE773.7 .B6616413 2019xISBN: 9780714879239Publication Date: 2019-09-25
David Hammons: Body Prints, 1968-1979 by Call Number: N6537.H3455 A4 2021xISBN: 9780942324419Publication Date: 2021-03-30
For the Love of Letterpress by Call Number: Z252.5.L48 R84 2019ISBN: 9781350051287Publication Date: 2019-08-08
Goya's Graphic Imagination by Call Number: N7113.G68 A4 2021ISBN: 9781588397140Publication Date: 2021-02-08
Perspectives on Contemporary Printmaking by Call Number: NE865 .P47 2018xISBN: 1526125757Publication Date: 2018-09-01
Call number ranges for browsing
Browsing can be a great way to encounter books you'd otherwise miss, or to open yourself up to new discoveries and inspiration. Use the following call numbers ranges to browse in the library stacks. Similar books are very often collocated on the shelves, but it's a good to keep an open mind as you browse as some books may be classified differently than you'd think.
Refer to the General Information: Books page for help reading call numbers.
NE1-3002 Print media
NE1-978 Printmaking and engraving
NE1-90 General
NE218-(330) Engraved portraits. Self-portraits
NE380 Conservation and restoration of prints
NE390-395 Collected works
NE400-773 History of printmaking
NE830-898 General works
NE951-962 Special subjects
NE965-965.3 Tradesmen's cards
NE970-973 Study and teaching
NE975-975.4 Competitions
NE977-978 Equipment
NE1000-1352 Wood engraving
NE1000-1027 General
NE1030-1196.3 History
NE1220-1233 General works
NE1310-1326.5 Japanese prints
NE1330-1336 Linoleum block prints
NE1340 Fish prints
NE1344-1345 Potato prints
NE1350-1352 Other materials used in relief printing
NE1400-1879 Metal engraving
NE1400-1422 General
NE1620-1630 General works
NE1634-1749 History
NE1750-1775 Copper engraving
NE1850-1879 Color prints
NE1940-2232.5 Etching and aquatint
NE1940-1975 General
NE1980-2055.5 History
NE2120-2140 General works
NE2141-2149 Special subjects
NE2220-2225 Dry point
NE2236-2240.6 Serigraphy
NE2242-2246 Monotype (Printmaking)
NE2250-2570 Lithography
NE2685-2685.8 Lumiprints
NE2690 Engraving on glass
NE2800-2880 Printing of engravings
NE3000-3002 Copying art. Copying machine art
Subclass Z. Books (General)
Z4-115.5 Books (General). Writing. Paleography
Z4-8 History of books and bookmaking
Z116-659 Book industries and trade
Z116.A2 Treatises on the modern printed book
Z116.A3 Book design
Z116.A5-265.5 Printing
Z124-228 History
Z231-234 Printers and printing establishments
Z234 Medallic history of printing. Tokens
Z235-236 Printer's marks, mottoes, etc.
Z237 Paper. Watermarks, etc.
Z240-241.5 Incunabula. Block books Including broadsides, playing cards
Z242.9-264.5 Practical printing Including printing as a business, layout, paper and ink, machinery, type and type founding, electrotyping, desktop publishing, typesetting, presswork
Z265-265.5 Representation or reproduction of books, documents, etc., by photography, microphotography, or other means
Z266-276 Bookbinding. Book decoration
Z278-549 Bookselling and publishing
Z551-656 Copyright
Z657-659 Freedom of the press. Censorship
Current printmaking periodicals (a selection)
- American Print AllianceThe American Print Alliance is a consortium of non-profit printmakers' councils in the United States and Canada.
- American Printing History AssociationThe American Printing History Association (APHA) is a membership organization that encourages the study of the history of printing and related arts and crafts, including calligraphy, typefounding, typography, papermaking, bookbinding, illustration, and publishing.
- College Art AssociationCAA, as the preeminent international leadership organization in the visual arts, promotes these arts and their understanding through advocacy, intellectual engagement, and a commitment to the diversity of practices and practitioners.
- Columbus Printed Arts CenterFounded in 2018, Columbus Printed Arts Center is an organization devoted to the practice and advancement of fine art print media as an influential contemporary art form and fundamental component of a free and engaged society.
- Guild of BookworkersThe Guild of Book Workers was founded in 1906 to "establish and maintain a feeling of kinship and mutual interest among workers in the several hand book crafts." Among its early members are well-known artist-craft workers such as bookbinder Edith Diehl and printers and typographers W.A. Dwiggins and Frederic W. Goudy.
- Ladies of LetterpressDedicated to the proposition that a woman's place is in the print shop.
- Morgan ConservatoryThe Morgan Conservatory is the largest arts center in the United States dedicated to every facet of papermaking, book arts and letterpress printing and to cultivating the talents of established and emerging artists. Located in Cleveland.
- North American Hand PapermakersFormerly the Friends of Dard Hunter. The Friends of Dard Hunter is an organization in the United States that connects, encourages, and educates anyone interested in hand papermaking. It was founded in 1981 to preserve the collection of books, papers, equipment, and artifacts from all over the world that Dard Hunter had collected in his decades of research on hand papermaking.