📚 Featured from @Brepols: Innovation and Medieval Communities, edited by Élodie Lecuppre-Desjardin & Nils Bock. Vol. 63 in Studies in European Urban History, it explores how medieval communities embraced, adapted & resisted innovation.

📚 Featured from @Brepols: Queen Bona Sforza of Poland, edited by Darius von Güttner-Sporzyński & Agnieszka Januszek-Sieradzka. Explore the politics, patronage & extraordinary exercise of power of one of 16th-century Europe’s most consequential royal women.

📚 Featured from @Brepols: Borman in Context: Brabantine Sculpture from 1460–1540, edited by Marjan Debaene & Hannah De Moor. New research places the celebrated Borman family within the rich artistic culture of the late medieval Low Countries.

📚 Featured from @Brepols: Sweden and the Emblem: A Descriptive Survey by Simon McKeown. This major two-volume study explores Sweden’s rich emblematic culture across art, literature, politics, religion & material culture.

📚 Featured from @Brepols: Crafting a Legacy: Artists and Female Patronage in Early Modern Europe, edited by Noelia García Pérez. Explore how women in power used artistic patronage to shape identity, authority & legacy.

📚 Featured from @Brepols: Music and the Figurative Arts in the Baroque Era, edited by Florence Gétreau. Vol. 59 in the wide-ranging Speculum musicae series, it explores how music was represented across Baroque art and visual culture.

📚 Featured from @Brepols: Answering the Call: Vocation and Responsibility in Scandinavian Cultures since 1750, edited by Pehr Englén & Emmanuel Reymond.

📚 Featured from @Brepols: Apsaros: A Roman Fort on the Colchis Coast by Radosław Karasiewicz-Szczypiorski. New archaeological research sheds light on Roman military life at the empire’s Black Sea frontier in modern Georgia.

📚 Featured from @Brepols: Dictionary of Roman Theatre by Carmen González-Vázquez. This new revised & expanded edition explores the language of Roman theatre across drama, performance, scenography, art, music & society.

📚 Featured from @Brepols: Visualizing the Americas: Essays in Honor of Edward J. Sullivan, edited by Ilona Katzew & Rachel Kaplan. Explore six decades of art and visual culture across Latin America and its diasporas.