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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Maps Online David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
David Rumsey Map Collection free online database and blog at Stanford University The historical map collection has over 67,000 maps and images online. The collection includes rare 16th through 21st century maps of America, North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Pacific and the World. Popular collection categories are celestial, antique … Continue reading
Posted in Digital online archive, External archives and libraries, Library Collections, Maps
Tagged Africa, America, Asia, Europe, history, maps, maritime charts, Pacific, South America, World map
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Shakespeare’s anniversary
As well as The Bard’s birthday, April the 23rd this year marks the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. This cultural milestone is being marked all across London and the U.K., from walks and talks to exhibitions and celebrations. See http://www.shakespeare400.org/for a … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, Library books, Library Collections
Tagged "art history", "Art Library", art, books, CASS, Commercial Road Library, events, exhibition, fashion, shakespeare
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Cass E-Resources Focus
CASS students – looking for information sources for CCS? The Library provides access to databases (online collections of information resources) that will help you find the material you need to research … Continue reading
Posted in Databases, Library Collections, Library e-resources, Library news, Uncategorized
Tagged "interior design", Academic Liaison librarians, architecture, Architecture Aldgate, art, Art Full Text, CASS, Daphne Chalk-Birdsall, databases, design, Ebsco, fine art, London Metropolitan University, Maha Ballouz, music, music technology, Oxford Art Online, Oxford Music Online, research, Sue Tytler, The Cass
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Zaha Hadid, Architect, born 31 October 1950; died 31 March 2016
Zaha Hadid, the first woman architect, in her own right, to be awarded the RIBA Gold Medal Commercial Road Library Book display in remembrance of … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, event, Exhibitions, Journals, Library books, Library Collections, Library e-resources
Tagged Alan Stanton, Alvin Boyarsky, architect, Architectural Association, architecture, Architecture Aldgate, Commercial Road, Commercial Road Library, Deyan Sudjic, Gold Medal, Iran, Kate Goodwin, London, Muslim, Peter Cook, RIBA, Royal Academy, Royal Institute of British Architects, The Guardian, woman, Women in Architecture, Zaha, Zaha Hadid
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