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Describes the decentralzation of a fine arts library into a university branch library, using CAT ME. Considers the particular problems of fine arts cataloguing: awkwardness of handling, security, and specialised knowledge. Surmises that rather than tying libraries to one location, computer systems free cataloguers to work in more than one location.

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