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muspeccoll:For July 4, we’re celebrating the red, white, and blue with a few flourished initials fro

muspeccoll:histsciart:#SnowyOwl (Bubo scandiacus) is ready for the #LibrariesofInstagram January cha

muspeccoll:uispeccoll:Cataloging team examining a manuscript that is going to get an updated and mor

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday When I first looked at this fragment, I didn’t see anything out of the

muspeccoll:uwmspeccoll:Spotlight: Saints & DemonsToday we present a selection of images from SS.

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday When I first looked at this fragment, I didn’t see anything all that in

muspeccoll:Inspired by uispeccoll, houghtonlib, smithsonianlibraries, and others, we’ve created our

muspeccoll:Earlier this semester, I got this book out for a class on the material culture of Christi

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: The penwork in this fifteenth-century ferial psalter is wonderful!I lo

muspeccoll:Here’s an adorable marginal caterpillar from our early sixteenth-century processional for

muspeccoll:Manuscript Monday is moving to Instagram! Follow us there for more beautiful illumination

muspeccoll:uwmspeccoll:agslibrary:If you follow us on Instagram (@agslibrary), you know we are big f

muspeccoll:One of the final items in our recent language display is this volume by Robert Gilmor tha

muspeccoll:uwmspeccoll:#MondayMotivationOwlThese two, too fancy, Victorian owls come from Album des

muspeccoll:Reading lessons in the nineteenth century included instruction in elocution, or the art o

muspeccoll:Manuscript MondayFor this week’s Manuscript Monday we have an example of Anglo-Norman dev

muspeccoll:This leaf is from an English manuscript copied in the latter half of the 12th century. Th

muspeccoll: This handwritten list of names might not look like much, but it’s evidence of an early f

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: A tiny smiling face on fol. 82v of a ferial Psalter and breviary produ

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: This fragment from a glossed Bible was probably made in France around

muspeccoll:It’s a musical #ManuscriptMonday today. This close-up of a leaf from our Fragmenta Manusc

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: tiny #manicula in the margins of a Latin Bible copied in Italy sometim

muspeccoll:#TypographyTuesday: Anton Koberger was one of the most successful printers of the late 15

muspeccoll:Much like this Hispaniolan Trogon, we are feeling fierce this #feathursday.⠀⠀QL688.H5 C6

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