On April 25, join Dr. Caroline McCaffrey-Howarth of the University of Edinburgh for a discussion on one of the greatest women collectors of the 19th century: Lady Charlotte Schreiber.

Free for students! Get your tickets now: ow.ly/VE7n50Rf6F2

Happy for contributing to this excellent book!
Amsterdam Univ Press
aup.nl/en/book/978904…

Biscuits or cookies? Doesn’t matter what you call them Claire has the story right here. There’s got to be a few favourites in here for everyone.
mainlymuseums.com/post/1231/way-…
Peek Frean Museum Tincture Of Museum #museum #biscuits #cookies

13 April 1599, Esther Inglis finishes a MS of Proverbes for the Earl of Essex; 14 April 1599, she finishes Ecclesiastes for Anthony Bacon. Her husband will deliver them in London to these men for whom he works as intelligencer. Bodleian Rare Books Medieval Manuscripts

Two Unknown Girls, 1888, by #LouisaAnneBeresford , Marchioness of Waterford (née Stuart; British, 1818-1891), who was born #otd , Apr 14. Held by National Portrait Gallery; source, eclecticlight.co/2018/04/14/lou… #artherstory #womenartists

Thanks to Boydell & Brewer's sale, my book is now available for a mere £14.99!* Loads of brilliant books on offer - I'll be treating myself...
boydellandbrewer.com/9781843846727/…

* My book is also free to read online, but this is a great bargain if you prefer printed books!

Now published - #ArtHerstory 's 'New Books about  #WomenArtists ' book round-up for Q1 of 2024! Visit this link for a list of new books for young readers, monographs and exhibition catalogs, among other types of publication: artherstory.net/new-books-abou… #NewBooksAboutWomenArtists

Rachel Ruysch Flowers in a Glass Vase Note Card | Art from the Detroit Institute of Arts etsy.me/3TW9RrM via Etsy

I had some REALLY inspiring few days Pamela H. Smith’s Edmond J. Safra Colloquy Thinking Through Materials at The Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts National Gallery of Art (talking about featherworkers). Amazing papers and discussions, and great to make many new friends! Massive thanks!

Grand location for the keynote ⁦⁦⁦⁦Spycrafty⁩ and I gave at an international cryptography conference: Heidelberg Castle! We hope it was the first of many talks on our new book, #Spycraft !

Still Life with Plums and a Lemon, 1778, by #AnneVallayerCoster (French, 1744-1818). Held by Legion of Honor, famsf.org/artworks/still… #artherstory #womenartists

This Chicano from El Chuco just became President of the Shakespeare Association of America. What a long strange trip . . .

We are incredibly honored to have won the SAA Shakespeare Publics Award for our community-based organizing and scholarship.

Adelante! 🌟

#Shax2024 #BorderlandsShax #ShakeRace

A very warm WELCOME to our latest member Sarah Fox!! Sarah is Senior Lecturer in History and her work uses food to explore cultural influence, class, health, gender and nationality during the reign of George III. Read more:
sites.edgehill.ac.uk/ehu19/projects…

Volume 18, no. 2 of the Early Modern Women: An International Journal is out!!
Read it here:
journals.uchicago.edu/toc/emw/current

PHD VIVA PASSED! Thank you to my fantastic external examiner Tracy E. Cooper, my internal examiner Kathleen James Chakraborty, the chair John Loughman, and my supervisor Philip Cottrell 🎓🍾 #venice #arthistory #phd

The 48th annual meeting of the American Historical Print Collectors Society will take place in Williamstown, Massachusetts.

The deadline to register for the meeting is April 15, 2024. Find more information here: ahpcs.org/williamstown/

Just had a delightful marketing meeting with the lovely folk over at Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s (including the delightful Michelle Komie) and I’m feeling so excited that Fragmentary Forms: A New History of Collage will be out in a few months!!

link below👇
press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

Happy Friday people! Excited to be able to share my article 'Mapping the Archives: Epistolary Networks and the State Papers of England, 1523–1540' is officially now out with the IJHAC 😍🥳 euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336…

Huge thanks to the brilliant Sarah Kirby for designing the cover to THE BOOK-MAKERS, which captures so well the spirit of the book (skill, hands-on making, triumphs + blunders, slips + deadlines), without locking it to a single historical period.