Photographs of the 1999-2000 artist's book competition honorable mention "The Thin Etched Line" created by Teel Savage. The volume is composed of fragments of intaglio prints of various styles and subjects, on which a single red line was added across every image. It is bound in white paper-covered boards with a red line, sewn Coptic style. The first image shows the bound book opened up. The page on the left contains a drawing of a young woman seen at a top angle. Image 2, the bound book is opened up. The page on the left contains a drawing of a young woman seen from the front. Image 3, closeup of the bound book seen from the top, the outside white and the pages slightly opened up. Image 4, the bound book seen from the top farther away. Image 5, the bound book seen from the spine, showing how the pages are tightly bound together.

Photograph of the the north side of the Administration Building, seen with pine trees and flowers showing the first signs of spring, circa 1980-90s.

Aerial photograph of Chilton Hall, the structure in the center of this image. The structure below it is Music Practice North (originally built as a men’s dorm known as the Quadrangle). The Music Building is to the right and the Health Center is above Chilton Hall, circa 1992.

Photograph of former Chancellor of UNT Alfred Hurley speaking at the reception of the Owsley Foyer dedication in Willis Library.

Photograph of an alteration room filled with costumes for student performers at the University of North Texas Centennial Extravaganza that was held at Fouts Field in Denton, Texas on October 18, 1990. The monumental event was comprised of musical and dance numbers by over two thousand students.

Photograph of a woman altering costumes for student performers inside of a classroom. The costumes were used for performances at the University of North Texas Centennial Extravaganza that was held at the Fouts Field in Denton, Texas on October 18, 1990. The monumental event was comprised of musical and dance numbers by over two thousand students.

Photograph of a framed portrait of Alvin and Lucy Owsley circa February, 1939 that was displayed in the Owsley Foyer in Willis Library after its dedication. There is a note at the bottom that reads "United States Minister to Denmark Alvin M. Owsley and Lucy Ball Owsley prepare to greet visiting U. S. Senator Phillip La Follette during a reception in Copenhagen in February, 1939. Owsley served as United States Minister to Romania (1933-1935), the Irish Free State (1935-1937), and Denmark (1937-1939)." The photographer is reflected in the glass of the frame.

Photograph of David Owsley, Ms. Owsley, Ms. Laird, and Jack Paris (standing) in the Owsley Foyer after the dedication ceremony. There is a bookcase and some hanging pictures on the wall behind them.

Photograph of Ben Davidson filming Necessary Roughness, 1991.

Photograph of Bert Hayslip, Jr. and Robert Toulouse taken during Faculty Convocation. Hayslip holds his Toulouse Scholars Award as both men look at the camera.

Photograph of four women who attended the Owsley Foyer deidcation viewing the new exhibit in the space. Mrs. Lair is on the left looking at the display and Mrs. Blanchard, Ms. Owsley, and Mrs. Johnston are having a discussion.

Photograph of a film poster for the Republic Picture, "Call of the Canyon," 1942, starring Texas born movie actor Gene Autry.

Photograph of the solar car, Centennial, designed and constructed by the Industrial Technology Department (now the College of Engineering) at the University of North Texas in 1990.

Photograph of Centennial Solar Car being driven by a student during the GM Sunrayce, 1990.

Photograph of a chair in the Sarah T. Hughes reading room. This wooden chair is featured in the A.M. Willis, Jr. Library - Archives - Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room Dedication, 1996.

Photograph of former UNT Chancellor Alfred Hurley and Owsley Foundation president David Owsley revealing a plaque in the new Owsley Foyer at Willis Library. They are standing on either side of it and both are lifting the cloth.

Photograph of the McConnell Memorial Tower at the Hurley Administration Building. Tree branches and leaves are framing the tower in the foreground of the photograph. The bottom portion of the tower is being covered by a treetop.

Photograph of the corner display and red plush chair and footstool in the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room. The reading room was located in Willis Library.

Photograph of Alvin and Lucy Owsley memorabiliain display cabinets for the Owsley Exhibit. The exhibit was a part of the dedication of the Owsley Foyer at Willis Library.

Photograph of a woman sitting at a table while altering costumes for student performers inside of a classroom. The costumes were used for performances at the University of North Texas Centennial Extravaganza that was held at the Fouts Field in Denton, Texas on October 18, 1990. The monumental event was comprised of musical and dance numbers by over two thousand students.

Photograph of a crowd watching the UNT solar car drive by. The car helped celebrate the university’s centennial year, 1990.

Photograph of a plaque that reads "To recognize the gift of David A. Webb", a donor that contributed to the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room project in Willis Library. The plaque is located on the base of an item in the room.

Photograph of (former) UNT Chancellor Alfred F. Hurley and David T. Owsley shaking hands after unveiling the commemorative plaque in the new Owsley Foyer. The foyer is located in Willis Library and they are holding the cloth between them.

Photograph of David Owsley and Dr. Robert La Forte shaking hands during the Owsley Foyer dedication in the A. M. Willis, Jr. Library on December 16, 1996. Behind them on the wall is the dedication plaque featuring Alvin and Lucy Owsley.