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michaelmoonsbookshop: The Moon Her Motions Aspect Scenery and Physical Condition by Richard A Procto

#ThyCaptionBe: Breaking the BankYou captioned this detail. And we’re revealing the full story

dostoevskyanddebauchery: proustitute: Karl Marx’s economic and philosophical manuscripts of 18

centuriespast: Luca Giordano (1634 - 1705) David and Bathsheba, no date, Black chalk and brown

thegetty: #ThyCaptionBe: Courtly (Love) Games You captioned this detail. And we’re revealing t

Blue dot You have to be really careful as a medieval decorator. In the Middle Ages the sequence of m

openmarginalis:Initial, Cod. Pal. germ. 35, f. 17v by Bertholdus, Bavaria Germany c. 1439 via Heidel

Welcome back to #ThyCaptionBe, a celebration of modern interpretations of medieval aesthetics. Every

A fantastic post on the Spencer blog today from Kivilcim Yavuz, the Ann Hyde Postdoctoral Researcher

The scariest (cutest) bats we’ve ever seen, straight from the Middle Ages to your nightmar

sabbacc108:Details from illuminated manuscripts. Getty Museum, 2018

upennmanuscripts: This week, we’ll be looking at recipes from recipe books. These manuscripts

themonthofapril: Bright star, would I were steadfast as thou art —Not in lone splendour hung a

Welcome back to #ThyCaptionBe, a celebration of modern interpretations of medieval aesthetics. Every

havingbeenbreathedout: Gilgamesh tablet fragments c. 1800 BC. The creation of Enkidu, Enkidu being c

huntingtonlibrary: upennmanuscripts: Hellmouth on fol. 127r, Ms. Codex 738, Flemish hours of th

Ms. Coll. 390 Item 2676 is an Indic picture book, containing drawings and miniature paintings of bir

thegetty:Crutches, circa 1260. (The wonderful things you find in medieval manuscripts!) Detail from

Saint Agnes Enthroned from the Laudario of Sant'Agnese, about 1340, Pacino di Bonaguida. The British

It’s been a while since I last cried tears of joy when goto tried to hide the manuscripts from

Examples of medieval craftspeople trying valiantly to depict lions when they’d never actually

erikkwakkel: Medieval souvenirs Thin pieces of metal that are bluntly attached to precious illuminat

Leaf from Petrarch, Africa, Book IX Lombardy, ca. 1400 The Free Library of Philadelphia, Lewis E M 4

Medieval manuscript of the week is a memento mori, a full-page miniature from British Library MS Ege

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