To rent from any of our libraries you must be a member in good standing at the DSA. Normal rental periods are for one week and a liability form must be filled out for the Art Tool Library.

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DELUX LIGHT STAND
Quantity:2

The ProMaster LS2(n) Light Stand is a medium duty light stand. With the 9' maximum working height is is perfect for most studio applications. The LS2(n) features a multi-position mounting stud allowing for flexible mounting positions for your light. The quick release mounting stud lets you easily and quickly change the lights in your setup.

10 1/2" BROODER CLAMP LIGHT
QUANTITY 4

This multipurpose 10 1/2 inch Brooder Clamp Light gives you the light you need, wherever and whenever you need it. The spring steel clamp, covered in a scratch resistant vinyl sleeve, in combination with its adjustable ball joint, holds the light securely to virtually any surface and allows it to be pointed right where it's needed. The 10 1/2 inch Brooder Clamp Light, with its Porcelain Ceramic Socket, will handle up to a 300 watt incandescent bulb. It has a 6 foot 18/2 SJT cord.

Two photoflood lights included in rental.

LAMINATOR
Quantity:1

Great for high-quality, basic laminating jobs, this unit features a single power setting that can be used with 3- or 5-mil pouches. The device comes with 5 letter-size pouches, and even allows a cold-run option.

• Compatible with 3- and 5-mil lamination pouches. 
• Cold option can be used with pressure-sensitive, self-adhesive pouches. 
• Single power setting can handle different pouch thicknesses. 
• Maximum document width of 12 1/2" can accept letter-size documents and photos. 
• Laminates at 10" per minute.  Warms up in as little as 5 minutes. Ready indicator lets you know when the machine is ready.
• Finished items lie flat to cool off. 
• Jam release lever clears misfed, wrapped or jammed pouches instantly.
  

TABLETOP TRIPOD
Quantity:1

• Supports up to 2.2 lb
• Legs each feature 1 section and a rubber foot for stability
• Weighs 4.5 oz, measures 6.9" when folded
• Includes tripod adapter for all GoPro cameras, plus tripod adapter for smartphones that are 2.5" to 3.5" wide

PROMASTER SCOUT TRIPOD
Quantity:1

The PROMASTER SCOUT TRIPOD has features carefully chosen and designed for the active photographer. Its 4-section legs can be independently spread and adjusted at multiple angles and heights so you can level your camera on uneven ground. The center column has a retractable weight hook so you can add stability, especially in windy situations. The column can be separated into two parts so the Scout can get your camera down to ground level, perfect for macro photography and/or a unique compositional perspective. The Scout ball head operates smoothly, and incorporates the ProMaster dovetail quick release system (arca-swiss compatible) so you can use the included quick release plate, an L Bracket, and a host of other compatible accessories. The Scout is a pleasure to use so you can enjoy photography even more while advancing your skills. Maximum Working Height: 67" / 170.3 cm Maximum Height with column down: 54" / 137.2 cm Minimum Working Height: 5 3/8" / 13.7 cm (legs flat on ground) Minimum Working Height: 10 3/4" / 27.3 cm (legs in lowest locked position) Folded Length: 18 1/2" / 47 cm Maximum Load: 8 lbs 13 oz / 4 kg Weight: 3 lbs 7/8 oz / 1.39 kg BALL HEAD SPECIFICATIONS Height: 3 1/4" / 8.3 cm Weight: 8 3/4 oz / .25 kg Uses Quick Release Plate #2738 TRIPOD LEG SPECIFICATIONS Maximum Working Height: 63 3/4" / 162 cm Maximum Height with column down: 50 3/4" / 128.9 cm Minimum Working Height: 2 1/8" / 5.4 cm (legs flat on ground) Minimum Working Height: 7 1/2" / 19 cm (legs in lowest locked position) Folded Length: 18 1/2" / 47 cm Weight: 2 lbs 8 1/8 oz / 1.14 kg 

TRIPOD
Quantity:1

FOLDED 21". MAX HEIGHT  55". GEARED CENTER COLUMN.

       

PORTABLE EASEL
Quantity:1

• Lightweight and portable for ease of use
• Extendable from 25"h (countertop) up to 75"high (floor-standing)
• Adjustable top and bottom clamps for holding a variety of frame sizes

INFOCUS IN26 BUSINESS PROJECTOR
Quantity:1

High resolution projection with additional brightness
Projecting images at 1024 x 768 pixels (XGA)
2400 lumens

Includes USB to VGA Adapter, Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter, Remote, power cord.

Connects well with PC applications.

PROJECTION SCREEN
Quantity:1

Radiant Leader 40" by 40" screen, with the "million mirror" glass beaded fabric.

Can be adjusted down to a 30" by 40" or smaller size. 

Collapses for easy transportation.

120" PROJECTION SCREEN - INDOOR/OUTDOOR
Quantity:1

• 120-inch Diagonal, 16:9 Aspect Ratio. View Size: 59.0" H x 104.7" W. Overall Size: 88.9" H x 109.8" W x 36.7" Leg Size. Silver Aluminum Frame.
• Screen Material: CineWhite, 1.1 Gain. 4K Ultra HD and Active 3D Projection Ready. Features 160 degree viewing angle with fully black backed front projection screen material. Mildew resistant, and easy to clean with soap and water. Compatible with Standard, Short Throw, UHD/HD projectors.
• Assembles in minutes without the use of tools! Lightweight aluminum square tube construction easily transports with included padded carrying bag. Screen is mildly weather resistant, but should not be left exposed to the elements for extended periods of time
• Features a fully tensioned, snap button frame that ensures a flat projection. Includes: single-piece aluminum frame with detachable legs, screen material, carrying bag, ground stakes, rigging cord, and support rings.

book LIBRARY

Available Titles:

18th and 19th Century Paintings by Noortman & Brod, 1983

The Art of Responsive Drawing by Nathan Goldstein, 1977

The Art Spirit by Robert Henri, 1951

The Artist's Handbook of Materials and Techniques by Ralph Mayer, 1968

An Atlas of Anatomy for Artists by Fritz Schider, 1947

An Atlas of Animal Anatomy for Artists by W. Ellenberger, H. Baum, H. Dittrich, 1949

Basic Drawing by Raphael Ellender, 1964

Chinese Painting Techniques by Alison Styilwell Cameron, 1968

Classical Drawing Atelier by Juliette Aristides, 2006

Complete Sumi-e Techniques by Sadami Yamada, 1966

Composition by J. M. Parramon, 1981

Concerning the Spiritual in Art by Wassily Kandinsky, 1977

Drawing by Daniel M. Mendelowitz, 1967

Drawing from Life by George B. Bridgman, 1920

The Elements of Drawing by John Ruskin, 1971

Figure Drawing by Nathan Goldstein, 1976

Figure Drawing Comes to Life by Calvin Albert and Dorothy Geees Seckler, 1957

Figure Sculpture in Wax and Plaster by Richard McDermott Miller, 1971

Hawthorne on Painting by Mrs. Charles W. Hawthorne, 1965 (2-Copies)

The Hidden Elements of Drawing by Joseph Mugnaini, 1974

How Pictures Mean by Hans Hess, 1974

Introduction to Cartooning by R. Taylor, 1947

Metal Plate Lithography for Artists & Draftsmen by C. A. Seward, 1931

Methods and Materials of Painting of the Great Schools and Masters by Sir Charles Lock Eastlake, Volume 1, 1960

Methods and Materials of Painting of the Great Schools and Masters by Sir Charles Lock Eastlake, Volume 2, 1960

Minimal Art by Gregory Battcock, 1968

Modern American Painting by Peyton Boswell, Jr., 1940

The Natural Way to Draw by Nicolaides, 1941 (2-Copies)

New Tax Guild for Writers, Artists, Performers, and Other Creative People by Peter Jason Riley, CPA

On Drawing Trees and Nature by J. D. Harding, 2005

The Painters Secret Geometry by Charles Bouleau, 1963

Painting with Acrylics by José Gutierréz & Nicholas Roukes, 1966

Perspective by Alison Cole, 1992

Persepective for Painters by Howard Etter and Margit Malmstrom, 1990

Point and Line to Plane by Wassily Kandinsky, 1979

Pottery Step-by-Step, 1976

Pottery Step - By - Step by Henry Trevor, 1966

The Shape of Content by Ben Shahn, 1957

Tax Mess Organizer by KiKi Canniff

The Watercolor Painter's Pocket Palette by Moira Clinch, 1991

Willy Pogany's Oil Painting Lessons, Willy Pogany, 1954

Women Artists 1550-1950 by Ann Sutherland Harris and Linda Nochlin, 1976

World Famous Paintings by Rockwell Kent, 1939