The document is currently on view as part of the exhibition “Medieval Women: In Their Own Words” at the British Library in London through March 2. The letter is just one in a series of ...

She likes the British Library’s collections because you can ... that are ugly in a charming or cute way. I look at medieval art in the same way.” She speaks English and German and is ...

At the Morgan Library, 15th-century illuminated atlases embody the medieval appetite for wonder and myth. If the past is a ...

“A lot of it is about showing characters, people or creatures in medieval art that jump out of the ... combing the online archives of museums and libraries was her way of developing and ...

New scientific research confirms Irish provenance of manuscripts on loan from Switzerland, returning to Ireland for the first ...

Unesco-listed fortified town in northwest Africa fights to preserve buildings and medieval books about science, astronomy and ...

The British Library) "This has created a good deal of puzzlement amongst art historians and book historians, wondering just what do they mean?" says Kenneth Clarke, a senior lecturer in medieval ...

A brilliant exhibition at the Morgan Library and Museum ... Titled Medieval Money, Merchants and Morality (until 10 March), the show turns works of art, manuscripts and other objects into a ...

There will also be one-hour introductions to the Vatican Film Library and the St. Louis ... are going to pursue a graduate degree in medieval studies and who desire to work with a non-SLU entity ...

In a dazzling new show at the British Library, these stereotypes are carefully reconsidered. Medieval Women : In their Own Words spans the four centuries from 1100 to 1500.

The Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program (Med-Ren ... The program offers a comprehensive curriculum that connects a wide array of academic disciplines: Art History, Classical Studies, English, ...