Do you have a research topic related to the reception of antiquity in the visual arts between c. 1350 and c. 1900? Apply now for the Census Fellowship in the Reception of Antiquity 👇

There's still time to register for our Open Day this Thursday! Join us to learn about the postgraduate programmes we offer, tour our collections, meet our programme convenors, and find out what it’s like to study at the Warburg. Register here: buff.ly/3x00Emj

Why were Japanese-style gowns so popular in 17th-century Dutch painting? Join Angelina Illes from @UniVienna to explore this fascinating intersection of fashion, culture, and gender in this A Material World talk: warburg.sas.ac.uk/events/a-mater… #ArtHistory #Gender

📣 Have you booked (free) yet? Join us next week to hear Angelina Illes speak on ‘The Fascination with Japanese-Style Gowns in 17th-Century Dutch Painting: A Gendered Perspective’ 🗓️26/3 🕰️5:30pm 📍online The Warburg Institute 🔗warburg.sas.ac.uk/events/a-mater… #dresshistory #arthistory #gender

The below event may be of interest, UCL History School of Historical Studies, Birkbeck King's History School of History, Queen Mary University of London Oxford History Cambridge University Press - History WarwickHistory Institute of Historical Research SOAS History ModernBritishStudies Centre for the History of People Place & Community Goldsmiths History🏛️ Liv Uni History KCBH @UoGreHumanities LSE International History Seminar Museum, Gallery and Heritage Studies at Newcastle

The below event may be of interest, @ihr_events University of York History Department HistoryLab NorthEast History Department The Courtauld Research Forum German History Society LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre Essex History Exeter History Chi Uni Humanities School of Advanced Study, University of London SASiety Public Engagement at the School of Advanced Study

Explore 17th-century Dutch fashion and gender with Angelina Illes in this A Material World talk. Discover the cultural impact of Japanese-style gowns in Dutch painting. 👘 Book your spot: buff.ly/3PlF2ey #GenderStudies #twitterstorians #FashionHistory

#materialculture #fashion #fashionhistory #textiles #earlymodern #earlymodernart #dutchart #culture #historyofdress Pasold Research Fund

Interested by the #history of some of the men’s #fashions at the #METGALA2024, then check out the recording of our recent event on masculine discernment and eighteenth-century accessories: youtu.be/4Bt7vdfrHIU?si… #fashionhistory #dress #earlymodern

We’re delighted to announce our next event. Jennifer Davis Taylor will speak on ‘A Fairy Tale Defense of Women: The Iconography of Charles Perrault’. 🗓️28 May 🕰️ 5:30pm 📍online The Warburg Institute Find out more and book for free: warburg.sas.ac.uk/events/a-mater… #gender #genderhistory

Happening next week! There’s still time to book: warburg.sas.ac.uk/events/a-mater… #earlymodern #genderhistory #materialculture #fairytale #fairytales

Join us for our next event: Making #Masculinity in Roman Villa #Gardens: terraces, frescoes, and fountains, c.1550-1600 with Ellen Sharman (Oxford). 🗓️19 June 🕰️ 5:30pm 📍online The Warburg Institute Find out more and book for free: warburg.sas.ac.uk/events/a-mater… #earlymodern

Interested in #gardens and #history? Discover the fascinating story of 16th-c. Roman #villa gardens in our next event. 🗓️19 June 🕰️ 5:30pm 📍online The Warburg Institute Find out more and book for free: warburg.sas.ac.uk/events/a-mater… #gardenhistory #earlymodern #fountains #renaissance

Join us this Wednesday for "Making Masculinity in Roman Villa Gardens: terraces, frescoes, and fountains, c.1550-1600" with Ellen Sharman (University of Oxford). Discover how gardens conveyed masculine power in Renaissance Rome. Book now: buff.ly/3KyHDyI #GenderStudies

Catch up on Jennifer Davis Taylor's A Material World talk on Charles Perrault's iconography and his views of gender roles in "A Fairy Tale Defense of Women." Watch here: buff.ly/3Ymk848 #MaterialCulture #Gender #CharlesPerrault

#ICYMI You can catch up on Jennifer Davis Taylor's A Material World talk on Charles Perrault's iconography and his views of gender roles, here: #genderhistory #earlymodern #fairytales warburg.sas.ac.uk/podcasts/a-mat…

How did Renaissance cardinals use gardens to project power? Ellen Sharman's A Material World talk delves into the symbolism of earthworks and water in Roman villa gardens. 🌱💧 Watch the full discussion here: buff.ly/3yW49zJ #RenTwitter #Twitterstorians