ALT An image of a book titled "Strikethrough!" on display. The book is propped up on a wooden countertop; to the left of the book is a small sign reading "Ricker Library: New Books, Available for check-out". Horizontal folio bookshelves can be seen behind the sign.

ALT Image of a square board that reads, “THE MASTERY OF COLOR. A SIMPLE AND PERFECT COLOR SYSTEM, BASED UPON THE SPECTRAL COLORS, FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND PRACTICAL USE IN THE ARTS AND CRAFTS. BY CHARLES JULIUS JORGENSEN, COLORIST AND DECORATOR VOLUME I DEMONSTRATED BY THE FUNDAMENTAL PIGMENTS APPLIED AND BLENDED IN THE AUTHOR'S STUDIO, SYSTEM PATENTÉD SEPTEMBER 16. 1902. PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN 1906 PRESSWORK BY FRANZ D. HAKE, MILWAUKEE,”

ALT Image of text on a page that reads, “PRACTICAL HINTS. The pigments used for illustrating this work are the purest obtainable, finely ground in water, bound with glue, applied and blended by hand on heavy, white, well sized paper. In order to obtain the most perfect results, it is necessary to keep palette, pots, brushes and everything entering into use for blending colors, perfectly clean. The necessary addition of glue for binding these color affects their purity but very little. The white pigment used for mixing the tints is the finest Cremnitz White. It is preferable to any other white pigment, be-“

ALT Image of a plate that reads “mastery of color” with five rectangular pigment structures, including: orange-red, violet-red, red-violet, violet, blue-violet, and violet-blue”.

ALT Image of a plate that reads “mastery of color” with five rectangular pigment structures, including: yellow-green, orange-yellow, yellow-orange, yellow, yellow-red, and red-yellow.

ALT Graphic with blue and white background and navy blue text that reads, “Ricker Summer Hours / Mon - Fri 10am - 5pm / Sat - Sun CLOSED.”