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ADDITIONS—MARCH 1913 I27
Kissling, Richard. 665.5 Kzg
Das erdol; seine verarbeitung und verwendung; eine gedrangte
schilderung des gesamtgebietes der erdol-industrie. 1908. (Monographien
iiber chemisch-technische fabrikationsmethoden, v.12.)
Excellent treatment, in relatively small space, of the origin, distribution and refining
ot crude oil and of the utilization of petroleum and its derivatives.
Knecht, Edmund, & Fothergill, J. B. r 667.3 K33
Principles and practice of textile printing. 1912. Griffin.
Comprehensive treatise on materials, methods and styles of printing various fabrics.
Contains many samples of actual prints.
Sang, Alfred. qr 66g58 S22
Le zingage du fer et de l'acier. 1912.
Reprinted from "Revue de metallurgie," v.9, Jan.-May 1912.
Schulz, C. G. r 6,54.! s38
Die fabrikation des zuckers aus riiben; theorie und praxis fiir praktiker.
v. 1-6, in I. 1862-65.
Fine Arts
Alexander & Co. Boston. r 737 A37a
New hub coin book; an absolutely reliable up-to-date hand book
of American and foreign coins; illustrated with reproductions of photographs
of the actual coins. 1912.
Bernheim-Jeune & Cie. Paris. r 759.5 B456
Les peintres futuristes italiens; exposition du lundi 5 au samedi 24
fevrier 1912. [1912.]
Brief declaration of the faith and aims of the Italian futurists, with a catalogue of
an exhibition of the works of Boccioni, Carra, Russolo, Balla and Severini, the chief
exponents of the school. Illustrated.
Bowie, Henry P. 759-92 B66
On the laws of Japanese painting; an introduction to the study of
the art of Japan, with prefatory remarks by Iwaya Sazanami and Hirai
Kinza. 1911. Elder.
For nine years Mr Bowie worked under the best modern painters of Japan. His
book, though in bulk hardly more than a long essay, gives an intimate view of the traditions
and procedures actually alive to-day in Japanese studios. It is well provided with
illustrations, comprising not merely the doctrine of strokes and of composition, but also
the repertory of standard subjects for the months of the year. Nothing else in English
gives the Japanese point of view towards art at once so clearly and compactly. Condensed
from Nation, 1912.
Getty, Vincent C. 744 G33
How to read a drawing. 1912. Lippincott.
Clear, elementary work dealing briefly with interpretation of mechanical, structural
and architectural drawings.
Hunter, George Leland. 746 H94
Tapestries; their origin, history and renaissance. 1912. Lane.
Bibliography, p.323-366.
"The work of a thoroughly well informed student of the art...It contains a great
deal of information about the history of tapestry-making, the development of the art, the
famous looms and weavers, the subjects depicted, etc., describes the process of weaving,
methods of cleaning and repairing, and concludes with a chapter on the tapestries in the
Metropolitan Museum." A.L.A. booklist, 1913.
Contains 4 illustrations in color and 147 half-tone engravings.