From Vail’s death in August 1928, the previous season’s captain, Franklin Orth served as the acting crew coach. George “Mike” Murphy, was […]

George Lachman Mosse (1918-1999) is considered one of the most influential intellectual historians of modern Europe. Born in Berlin to an upper-class Jewish family…

This series relates the experiences of women who have worked in science, engineering, medicine and mathematics at the University of Wisconsin from […]

Artists’ Books: Recent Acquisitions to the Kohler Art Library is the library’s current exhibition, on view from July 10 through September 30, […]

Dominy Craftsmen Collection provides archival documents (and more) relating to an American Colonial craft shop located in Long Island, New York.

Illustrated books depicting flora and fauna were prized for their information content and their beauty in Early America.  Browse the Digital Library […]

 Professor Barbara Buenger and Lyn Korenic will give an informal talk about the rare and fine books on display on Wednesday, October 11, from […]

June 1 – August 31, 2012 On display is a private collection of 26 porcupine quill boxes on loan from Jane A. […]

Productive Bodies by Chelsea Thompto explores transgender identity in relation to questions of visualization as violence, technology in relation to the body, and how […]

This selection of artists’ books explores some of the complex and varied stories from the African American experience. Most of the books […]

June 10 – August 31, 2011 Throughout history, countless anonymous laborers and workers have contributed to the fabric and rhythm of life, […]

July 13 – September 16, 2007 In 2006, the Kohler Art Library received over 200 books and serials on Chinese art from […]

Guides to resources on a variety of topics developed by the Kohler Art Library

Campus visitors should use the form below to request materials held at the Libraries’ shelving facilities: Middleton Shelving Facility, Science Libraries Shelving […]