Do we have a PROBLEM?
Профиль
Suzanne Karr Schmidt
Профиль VivelyCurator of (very old) curious books, prints on fabric, functional ephemera (newberry.org), Director of a pop-up book society (movablebooksociety.org). History of art, science, decorative food, pirates. Where's the WHIMSY? 🚫AI Mostly Chicago. She/her
Could have been funkier "My name is Funky" from Harvey Birdman: #BetsyRoss #FunkyPhantom youtu.be/c0mlaihqtuI?... VS New 250 "exhibition": www.nytimes.com/2026/07/30/a...
The Fox in the ... Inkwell? This illustrated classroom Aesop's Fables from Indiana in 1832 has definite signs of use! @newberrylibrary.bsky.social (Case Y 642 .A3083) i-share-nby.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01...
I'm always surprised when my work makes it into the classroom at all, but "Altered and Adorned: Using Renaissance Prints in Daily Life" reads like a breezy essay! Kinda hoping "Impressive Textiles: Premodern Printing on Fabric" prevails in open access in October! yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300...
My fellow historians, which single academic article of yours do you think 'teaches best', i.e. for both staff and students it's doing work that leads to a strong class discussion + students remember it? I am interested in how people see their own work. I'll go first. Hit reply and link your pick!
Did I READ THE FINE PRINT? Nein! This image, of a Playmobil figure so devoutly to be wished, is apparently already labeled as KI, (AI auf Deutsch), but I didn't notice when I posted it last night. From the positive response, clearly we need a REAL Hildegard!
Suzanne Karr SchmidtSo it is written
1675 English dish with all the trimmings @artinstitutechi.bsky.social
Suzanne Karr SchmidtAdam and Eve finding out
Embroidered Traditions @artinstitutechi.bsky.social! www.artic.edu/exhibitions/...