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Wed 18 Mar, 2020 International Center of Medieval Art at The Courtauld, Research Forum
“Scripture Transformed in Late Medieval England: T...
My talk brings together my early and more recent research on the manuscript that I call the Welles-Ros Bible (Paris Bibliothèque nationale de France MS fr. 1) — the most complete surviving witness and sole extant illuminated copy of the Anglo-Norman Bible, the “earliest full prose vernacular Bible produced in…
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Tue 13 Mar, 2018 International Center of Medieval Art at The Courtauld, Research Forum
All in the Family: The Byzantine imperial family of the C...
The Comnenian imperial family dominated the later 11th and 12th centuries in Byzantium: Emperor Alexios I, and his son and successor John II, ruled for a combined total of 62 years (1081-1143). And the family was large: Alexios had nine children and John had eight, and most of these children…
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Wed 22 Feb, 2017 International Center of Medieval Art at The Courtauld
Local and Global: Medieval Art in an Age of New Nationalisms
This lecture will be LIVE-STREAMED on YouTube, and available for on-demand viewing shortly afterwards. In light of recent world events, this talk addresses some of the disciplinary questions about methodology and classification that underlie the study and teaching of medieval art today. It focuses on the tension between working intellectually…
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Wed 24 Feb, 2016 International Center of Medieval Art at The Courtauld
Reading and Seeing: the beginnings of book illumination a...
Much attention has been paid to the change of books from roll to codex form, largely accomplished by the fourth and fifth centuries, and the impact of this change on the illustration of books. However, for some centuries the form of writing in the new codex format changed relatively little,…
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