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What this information means
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Title of Engraving
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The title of the engraving as transcribed from the print.
If the title is in sqaure brackets, the engraving did not have a title and
the given title was contrived to describe the engraving
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Main Illustrator
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The individual responsible for creating the image depicted in the
engraving.
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Description
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The first element describes technique (e.g., stip., oval).
The second element describes format. The third element provides
dimensions,
rounded to the nearest tenth of a centimeter
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Notes
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If the engraving was not a separately published print, the first element
describes the work in which the engraving apeared (e.g., Illustration in:
The Whole Genuine and Complete Works of Flavius Josephus (New York, 1792),
Evans 24437, MWA; (New York, 1794) MWA; (New York, 1799) NNHi).
The title of the work is followed directly by the place and date of the
publication from which the record is being described. Since the title is
cited in Charles Evans' American Bibliography, the "Evans" number
is given. (Consult the Bibliography
Citation Keyword page for a complete list of bibliographies cited
in this catalogue.)
The next code, "MWA" for instance, is for the
location of the
engraving being described. ("MWA" stands for the American Antiquarian
Society.) Subsequent listings (e.g., (New York, 1779) NNHi) give
locations for other editions of the work, in this case for a 1779 edition
printed in New York and held by New-York Historical Society. See the
list
below for definitions of commonly cited NUC library codes.
If the appearance of the engraving is described, the description
appears as the next element in the notes area. A general description of
the engraving is given (e.g., "Full bust in uniform, face front; city view
in distance").
If the engraving has an inscription, it is transcribed (e.g., Inscription:
(in cart. on frame) Engraved / for the / American Edition / of / Maynard's
/ Josephus. / (below) Doolittle / Addad King of Syria, Stifled to Death /
by Hazael, who succedds him on his Throne.) The "/" marks indicate line
endings. Capitalization is transcribed as it appears on the engraving.
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References
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Lists any bibliography(ies) in which this engraving appears, along with
its
citation number.
Consult the Bibliography
Citation Keyword page for a complete list of bibliographies cited
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Subject(s)
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Many subject headings were created for speifically for this catalogue.
(Use the
subject "Browse Search" available on the "Basic Search" page to view the
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Genre/Form(s)
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The genre/form terms describe general categories that may be applied
to engravings. Consult the genre/form page for a
complete list of the terms used in this catalogue.
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Printer/Publisher
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The individual(s) or corporate body(ies) responsible for printing or
publishing this engraving.
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Inventor/Sculptor/ Painter(s)
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The individual(s) or corporate body(ies) responsible for inventing,
sculpting, or painting the object illustrated by the engraving.
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Engraver(s)
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The individual or corporate body responsible for engraving the print.
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Call number(s)
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Call numbers are not available for most of the engravings in this
catalogue.
The note "Avail. in AAS Colls." indicates that the engraving (or the work
in which
the engraving appears) is held by the American Antiquarian Society.
For engravings that were not separately published, the work in which the
item does appear is indicated in the "Notes."
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National Union Catlaog (NUC) Library Codes
Frequently Cited in This Catalogue
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Code
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Library |
| CSmH |
Huntington Library, San Marino, CA |
| CtY |
Yale University Libraries, New
Haven, CT |
| DLC |
Library of Congress, Washington |
| DeWint |
Winterthur |
| MB |
Boston Public Library |
| MWA |
American Antiquarian Society, Worcester,
MA |
| NNHi |
New-York Historical Society |
| PPL |
Library Company of Philadelphia |
| ViU |
University of Virginia,
Charlottesville |
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