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Bill Anthony: Fine Binder
University of Iowa Museum of Art. April-July,
2005 |
This
exhibit features a retrospective of reknowned binder and the University
of Iowa's first book conservator. The publication, Bill
Anthony: Fine Binder, will provide a comprehensive catalog
of the retrospective exhibit. Curated by former Bill Anthony apprentice,
Larry Yerkes. |
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Bookbinding Across Time & Culture
University of Iowa Main
Library. April-July, 2005 |
Bookbinding models are used to exemplify and
demonstrate the various mechanisms of books. Unlike real historical
bindings, models can be freely manipulated to observe the mobility
of the bound structure. Bill Anthony, former Conservator of the UI
Libraries, was known for his replicas or models of historical bindings,
and established the bookbinding
model collection, which has now grown to over 60 models. This exhibit
highlights the model collection and raises questions about the role
of book format, structure and action. Curated by UI Conservators Gary
Frost and Kristin Alana Baum. |
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The Hertzberg Bindery, which was established in Des
Moines in 1920, took on both library
binding and fine binding for individuals. In the late 1930s,
as the company’s product lines grew to include pre-made
endsheets and pre-printed binding fabrics for use by other
binders, it was renamed Library
Binding Service. Although it no longer offers binding
services, it continues to operate as three highly successful
divisions under that general name (usually abbreviated
to “LBS”). This exhibition focuses on
the early history of the company and is based on photographic
and other documentation gifted to the Libraries by Fritz
James in 2002. Curated by UI Libraries Special Collections
staff. |
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Bill Anthony: Lineage of a Master, Iowa
Artisans Gallery, Iowa City, Iowa. Curated
by Larry Yerkes and Julie Leonard.
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Student Show, University
of Iowa Center for the Book exhibit,
North Hall. Curated by UI Center for the
Book staff & students.
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