Stevens, Rhys

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    H. M. (Harry Marriott) Burton
    (2022) Stevens, Rhys M. G.
    H. M. Burton was one of Calgary, Alberta's most prolific real estate artists during the city's real estate boom of the 1910s.
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    Gibson Catlett copyright works
    (2022) Stevens, Rhys M. G.
    Provides details about Gibson Catlett paintings listed in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, published by the US Copyright Office
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    Gibson Catlett's real estate landscape paintings
    (2022) Stevens, Rhys M. G.
    Contains images and brief descriptions of selected works by topographic artist and businessman Gibson Catlett (1866-1935)
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    Gibson Catlett (1866-1935)
    (2022) Stevens, Rhys M. G.
    This article provides information about the life of real estate landscape artist Gibson Catlett.
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    Building a distributed shared print archive of Western Canadian topographic maps
    (2022) Stevens, Rhys M. G.; O'Hanlon, Grace; Brendle-Moczuk, Daniel; Brigham, Doug; Chatterley, Trish; Kaufhold, Matt; Laliberté, Larry; Peller, Peter; Thornberry, Evan
    A working group of map librarians from across Western Canada formed in February 2021 from amongst members of the Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries (COPPUL). This group's task was to develop processes and procedures for the identification and preservation of print versions of topographic maps of Western Canadian provinces and northern territories published by Canadian federal government agencies. These maps, once identified and inventoried, are to be included within a distributed shared print archive. Inclusion in the archive will ensure that individual print maps remain accessible, opportunities are available for the reallocation of library space, and that maps are preserved for members in a cost-effective way. On October 28, 2021, the COPPUL SPAN Phase 6 Working Group presented an overview of the project and its progress to date at the WAML 2021 Virtual Conference.