ILLU 505 - Influences in Illustration

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NC1-1940--Drawing. Design. Illustration

• NC1-45--General, Including collective biography
• NC50-266--History of drawing
• NC703-725--General works
• NC730-758--Technique
• NC760-825--Special subjects
• NC845-915--Graphic art materials
• NC950-996--Illustration
• NC997-1003--Commercial art. Advertising art
• NC1800-1850--Posters
• NC1860-1896--Greeting cards, postcards, invitations, book jackets, etc.

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