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Extremely well deserved!!! A fantastic read and a brilliant piece of scholarship!

Biden cancels his meeting with Truss. In unrelated news, the FBI are investigating Truss's Downing Street chief of staff for an election bribe in Puerto Rico.

For people into that sort of thing.

Thanks Indiana University Press for the great cover that conveys the layered materiality of these albums! It is starting to feel very real! #PortriatsofEmpires is coming, 2023!

📣Another huge set of congratulations to the joint winners of the GHS Postgraduate Essay Prize 2022, Carmel Heeley (QMUL) and Antonia Anstatt (Oxford)! 🎉 germanhistorysociety.org/postgraduate-e… [1/3]

Antonia Anstatt impressed the judges with an essay entitled: 'Empress and Virgin: Female Sainthood in the Early Thirteenth Century'. Carmel equally impressed with an essay on 'Jewish Innovations to Conceptions of ‘German Belonging’: The Case of Munich Jewish Businesses'. [2/3]

Congratulations also to our joint runners up - the competition was stiff, and Frederick G Crofts and Ingrid Schreiber were also hugely commended for their essays by our judges. Well done to all of our winners this year, and we already can't wait for our 2023 entries! 👏👏 [3/3]

Wife of Dr. Johann Stephan Reuss, 1503 #lucascranachtheelder #lucascranach wikiart.org/en/lucas-crana…

MY NEW BOOK: the Mediterranean #microhistory of the Salvagos—an Istanbul family of Venetian interpreters & spies 👉🏽shorturl.at/zABN2 Monograph & memoir, this is my most personal book: all about translation family storytelling Routledge History, Heritage Studies & Archaeology The Leverhulme Trust Centro Tedesco di Studi Veneziani - DSZV

NEW ARTICLE ‘GENDERING THE MATERIAL RENAISSANCE’ open access with German History Society shorturl.at/ksJ18 Focusing on c.9,000 receipts, this article charts the industriousness & material creativity of working women & women consumers at the Lutheran court of Württemberg, 1593-1628

Thrilled to see this open access article on royal Spanish featherworkers now published also in print - great to hold "the real thing" in my hands! Massive thanks to the entire Renaissance SRS Renaissance Studies team! The online version is here: shorturl.at/puyU5

📣#twitgerstorians I coorganize with @marcosgarbi1982 a small workshop on John #Locke on September 19, in Venice Unive Ca' Foscari... investigations into Locke #Sennert, Orient, reviews, circulation on knowledge and #plants🌳#botany such as 🍍 #vegscilif #manipulatingflora Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions

The cover's ready for my book *A Widow's Vengeance after the Wars of Religion: Gender and Justice in Renaissance France* – out in Feb, thanks to the team @OUPHistory

We are excited to share our Michaelmas 2023 term card (in collaboration with Cambridge Workshop for the Early Modern Period) with some incredible speakers lined up. The workshop will run in hybrid format. Attendance details will be publicised before each session, on here & via our mailing list lists.cam.ac.uk/mailman/listin…

On 24 October Prof Ulinka Rublack (St John's College, Cambridge) will be discussing her new work 'Dürer's Lost Masterpiece' at the The Warburg Institute in association with @OUPHistory 📢📢BOOK HERE for this hybrid event: tinyurl.com/96bm8euy

Just two weeks to go before our first event of this academic year! Ana Howie (Cornell University) will speak on '#Women, Water, and #Materiality in the #EarlyModern Genoese Garden'. 🗓️23 October ⌚️5:30pm 📍online The Warburg Institute Book for free: warburg.sas.ac.uk/events/materia… #GenderHistory

Check The Bodies, Emotions and Material Culture Collective's upcoming events - we have an exciting semester ahead: sites.manchester.ac.uk/bodies-emotion… @UoMhistdept School of Arts, Languages and Culture UoMSALCStudents

🎉Congratulations to Prof. Stefan Hanß (Stefan Hanß) of The University of Manchester who has been awarded the 2023 German History Article Prize for his article 'Gendering the Material Renaissance: Women, Industriousness and the Female Body at the Court of Württemberg'. 🧵1/

Deeply sorry to learn of the death of Natalie Zemon Davis, the most brilliant early modern historian of our time, influence on every one of us, and my teacher and mentor for my whole life as a historian. She was extraordinary.