‘A 15th-century recipe collection, open at a drawing of a swaddled baby in a rocking cradle, provides a wider context for the other proteins found on the birth scroll’s surface: honey, milk, egg and legumes.’
@cjfaraday.bsky.social at the Wellcome Collection.
www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
I loved this comparison of the two Menaces.
I’ve been working my way through the Upmanship books since Christmas! Hilarious!
LOOK AT THIS BEAUTIFUL PHOTO.
To think that my work is now part of the British Library's history will forever be mindblowing and awesome.
I’m in this!
... @cjfaraday.bsky.social on early modern childbirth
Jefferson Cowie on Senator Huey Long
Edmund Gordon on Flannery O’Connor
Michael Hofmann on the Dutch Masters
a poem by Ian Patterson
and a cover by Naomi Frears.
Read online now at www.lrb.co.uk
Very happy to be sharing the pages of Ghosts and Scholars 50 with @helengrantsays.bsky.social! My story The Trojan Revenge is inspired by a medieval book of recipes in @theul.bsky.social that also inspired M. R. James's 'The Experiment' - MS Dd.11.45, if you're feeling brave...
Anyone know of any pots of money for ECRs paying for image permissions?? Sorting it all out and things are adding up..
Come and work with us at Glasgow! Full time permanent post in History of Art: lecturer in material and visual culture with specialism in dress history or textile history. Details below 👇
www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DQR311/l...
Any authors or image creators who haven't registered their latest work with ALCS need to do so asap. The next payment is being processed and you really don't want to miss out.
Gemini: 'I deeply regret the time and effort you spent searching for references that I fabricated. My ‘methodology’ was a series of errors and an attempt to cover those errors with more artificial information.'
www.whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com/news/gemini-...
My proofs have arrived and #AGoldenWorld is now available to preorder! How did Indigenous peoples and knowledge enter into Tudor & Stuart art, literature, and fashion – and at what cost?
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#earlymodern #Tudors
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Yes! How would you like it?
Oooh-- now you can see Mat Collishaw's 'Mask of Youth' for yourself*, and ask, as I did, 'Does a Face Have Ears?'
thepolyphony.org/2018/12/17/d...
*if you are in Cambridge, UK, before 19 April
Thank you! I hope you enjoy it!
Read about Tudor Contemporary at The Heong Gallery, @downingcollege.bsky.social, Cambridge: www.cam.ac.uk/research/new...
TUDOR CONTEMPORARY now open at The Heong Gallery, Downing College, Cambridge. Free to visit, open Weds-Sun 12-5pm, until 19 April.
Image: Mat Collishaw, Mask of Youth, 2018.
Thank you Janet - so sorry again to miss you!
TUDOR CONTEMPORARY opens at The Heong Gallery, @downingcollege.bsky.social, Cambridge in two days! I’m so excited to share these amazing artworks with you. Here’s a sneak peek - free to visit, runs to 19th April.
Aww thank you! See you tomorrow!
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Delighted with The Story of Tudor Art’s latest review in the current issue of the @lrb.co.uk! www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
There's still time to book for my in-person study course at Madingley Hall, a beautiful Tudor manor house in Cambridge, next weekend! We'll be diving deeper into the stories behind some of the artworks in my book The Story of Tudor Art. Join me here: www.pace.cam.ac.uk/courses/tudo...
An excellent research opportunity for someone - the collections at Chatsworth really wonderful and significant.
St Peter's, Raunds is known for its fabulous 15thC wall paintings which include the remnants of what must have been an enormous rood.
Six angels remain surrounding where the crucifixion would have been sited, it's still incredibly impressive.
#WednesdayWallPaintings
Important! AHRC is looking for a new Executive Chair. A critical role for arts and humanities. £160k - £170k. Please share widely to help get the best possible field!
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Haha, probably, though Katherine actually adopted the English spelling herself when she arrived in England so in this case I think it’s justified!
Tonight! I’m very excited to talk about five fascinating Tudor women and the way they used art to shape their identities.
