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Erika Gaffney
Профиль VivelyAcq Editor for Lund Humphries; Brill; CEU Press. Founder, Art Herstory. Etsy shop, http://artherstorynotes.etsy.com
and if you like that, well this is coming just in time for halloween
@lynbennetthfx.bsky.social and my book has arrived on my desk! Pre-orders available now for shipping on 22.09.2026! www.mqup.ca/Books/E/Earl...
New from Brill - With 400+ color illustrations, Karl Enenkel’s bk New Intellectual Saints explores the reinvention of the Greek philosophers by C17th painters who transformed them into saintly icons of the intellectual life. Available as e-book; hardback due Oct 2026: brill.com/display/titl...
Conference CFP - Baroque Portraiture in Silesia and its Neighbouring Lands arthist.net/archive/5201... The Ossoliński National Institute, Wrocław, Nov 26–27, 2026 Deadline: July 31, 2026
Postdoctoral Research Associate in Early Modern History, Material Culture & Heritage- 1 yr research post working on ‘Knotted Histories: Early Modern Global Carpets, Global Exchange and the Public Country House’ - University of Oxford - Faculty of English #skystorians 🗃️www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DNC287/p...
Hi everyone, We have two exciting Early Modern talks at the end of this Year at Macquarie! Registrations for attendance are not available yet however, I would suggest everyone save the date! When registration details are out, we will be sure to post them on our social platforms!
Excited and only slightly terrified to have this accepted manuscript available. The Heresy of Vector Embeddings: Early Modern Manuscript Verse and LLMs between Meaning, Form, and History | Computational Humanities Research | Cambridge Core - www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
‘The “incredible iridescence” of American feathered headdresses, artworks, shields and wall hangings attracted Jacobean collectors too. In early modern England, “people were surrounded by feathers all the time”.’ Clare Jackson on American influence on English life. www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Excited to prepare for an upcoming talk where I'll present one of my dissertation chapters on the invisibility of screws and their makers (in historical scholarship, archives, and museums) Finally giving them the spotlight they deserve ❤️ 🔩🔬 #HistSTM 🗃️ 🏛️ 📜
Books by phebe Jensen and Louise Curth. Chapters by Adam Smyth and Marissa Nicosia. I’m just finishing a little book on early modern women and almanacs for a new Cambridge elements series.
Arrived today! The fabulous triumph of a book published by Brepols, edited by John Griffiths, David Dolata, and Philippe Vendrix and contributions by many more: Tablature: Europe, 1300-1750. Essential rdg on overlooked topic for scholars and performers of late medieval and early modern music.
more reading on witches: I came across Lyndal Roper's The Witch in the Western Imagination during book research and absolutely loved it. Super engaging read + totally load-bearing, now I'm a Roperhead for life
The Smith College Museum of Art is hiring an Associate Registrar. #MuseumSky
Collections RegistrarIf you have any questions about the position or our application process, reach out to us at recruiting-u@smith.edu. Department Museum of Art Job Description Job Summary As a member of the Collections ...smithcollege.wd5.myworkdayjobs.comThe June issue of the Art Herstory newsletter is now published on Substack! open.substack.com/pub/artherst...
Coming up Aug 16, Live Virtual Lecture: ‘For her much respected parents:’ Samplers by Black Girls in Philadelphia with Dr. Lynne Anderson egausa.org/courses/virt... Host: Embroiderers' Guild of America
#Poppy, from the Flowers of the Twelve Months: July, 1690-1710, by #YunBing (#Qingyu 清於; Haoru 浩如; Chinese, Qianlong era, active late C17th– early C18th). Held by the Asian Art Museum, searchcollection.asianart.org/objects/5435... #artherstory #womenartists #hernaturalhistory
Judith Leyster Note Card Wallet 8 cards and envelopes, A2 format 4 cards each of 2 designs: - Self-Portrait (original painting at the National Gallery of Art); and - Boy Playing the Flute (original painting at Nationalmuseum, Stockholm) etsy.me/4xcFNdv via @Etsy
What’s in a name? The posthumous fortune of Katherine Read (1723–1778) by Catriona Seth for @britishartjournal.bsky.social britishartjournal.co.uk/whats-in-a-n...
Flowers in a Vase, 1654, by #JudithLeyster (Dutch, 1609–1660), who was born #otd, July 28. Held by the King Baudouin Foundation Collection; on long-term loan to Snijders&Rockoxhuis Museum, www.heritage-kbf.be/collection/f... #womenartists #artherstory