This April marked a century since Aby Warburg's profound conversations with philosopher Ernst Cassirer, shedding light on the symbolic importance of the ellipse.

In this blog, Claudia Wedepohl unveils the profound impact of this historic encounter. warburg.sas.ac.uk/blog/one-hundr…

Discover more about the Geranos project with artist Riccardo Arena in our new blog post!

Learn about this collaborative exploration of art, history and culture.

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Learn about the profound impact of Philipp Melanchthon on Reformation Humanism in Tomás Antonio Valle's upcoming lecture.

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Book now for our upcoming conference exploring the confessional dynamics within Neo-Latin poetry of the Reformation.

Join us in London this spring!

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'During my academic studies, the encounter with the figure and vision of Aby Warburg marked a crucial moment in my education'

Our latest blog features an enlightening conversation with artist Riccardo Arena as he shares insights into the Geranos project

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Curious about the intertwining of Humanism and Protestantism in the sixteenth century?

Join us for an enlightening talk by Tomás Antonio Valle as he delves into the intellectual culture of Wittenberg University.

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Happy Birthday to J.M.W. Turner, born #OTD in 1775 🎉

Turner found his muse in the awe-inspiring power of nature, often characterised as the sublime: an artistic effect capable of evoking emotions of fear & terror.

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We're delighted to announce the release of 'Aby Warburg 150: Work, Legacy, Promise' – honouring the visionary founder of The Warburg Institute.

The publication explores Warburg's pioneering ideas and their profound influence on cultural studies: warburg.sas.ac.uk/news/new-publi…

If you’re London on May 23-24 do consider coming to this: I’ll be giving a paper on the Friday if that sways your decision either way.

Delve into the poetic landscapes of 16th-century Europe.

Our upcoming conference offers two days packed with insightful presentations and discussion.

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Explore how poetry intersected with religious reforms in the 16th & 17th centuries at our upcoming conference.

Book now and discover the role of Neo-Latin literature in shaping religious discourse.

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Discover the story of Hans Meier and his dedication to publishing Michael Scot’s astrological works, as discussed by Eleonora Andriani in our blog. A historical journey through medieval scholarship.

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Applying for one of our postgraduate programmes?

The deadline to apply for our scholarships is approaching!

We have a number of MA full-fee scholarships & our Rubinstein PhD scholarship will cover home fees & includes an annual £18k maintenance payment

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“This was his temper as a scholar. Accuracy and completeness were his ideals.”

Eleonora Andriani reflects on the work of Hans Meier, former librarian at the Warburg, and his determination to publish an edition of the Liber quatuor distinctionum.

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