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Spectacular forthcoming book on temporalities in 15C #LowCountries by Matthew Champion. #EMReligion #earlymodern press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books…
The next CREMS lecture will be this Wednesday 22nd March @QMHistory!
Date for your diaries: 9 March - Robert E. Lerner on The Pan-European Vernacular Reception of a Latin Eschatological Prophecy @QMHistory
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Thank you to Dr Federico Botana for organising! Such rare and exquisite treasures of medieval embroidery.
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Don't miss your last chance to see spectacular medieval embroideries in #OpusAnglicanum @V_and_A, closing Sunday. bit.ly/2koVoDm
James Hall 'What’s Hecuba to him, or he to Hecuba, / That he should weep for her?’ Artists as method actors (and madmen) in the baroque age'
Our next event is taking place @QMUL 15th Feb. with a lecture by James Hall on Artists as method actors (and madmen) in the baroque age!
Students and staff enjoying a wonderful introduction to #OpusAnglicanum by Glyn Davies, curator of Medieval Art @V_and_A
Such a fantastic CREMS visit to @V_and_A yesterday to see the #OpusAnglicanum exhibition with QM history students! teapawt.net/LisaDicrescenzo/status…
A morning amidst beautiful medieval embroidery with @QMHistory at the @V_and_A Opus Anglicanum. Detail from the Fishmonger's Pall, 1512-38.
Tomorrow's paper: María Morrás Ruiz-Falcó on Political theology and gender in Early Modern Iberia - 5.15pm @QMUL (Arts1, 1.36)
18th Jan. María Morrás Ruiz-Falcó: 'Alone of all her sex: Political theology and gender in Early Modern Iberia' in convo. w/ Harald Braun
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We've got an exciting programme of events this year kicking off on the 18th Jan! More info: projects.history.qmul.ac.uk/…
5.15pm tonight @QMUL Sabrina Corbellini 'Discovering the Riches of the World. Religious Reading in a European Perspective'! @QMHistory
Tomorrow's lecture will be held in the Bancroft Building, room 3.26, Mile End campus - everyone welcome!
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