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Mesmerizing quiet contemplation in “the pilgrim” by the fabulous Gwen John, c.1920 YaleBritishArt

This is an absolutely brilliant podcast! Not only for Professor McGinn’s magisterial handling of English/Irish relations but his adept understanding of the formative role that re-form played in Tudor policy coupled with their version of absolute monarchy. Listen now!

Please share and spread the word. Worcester College, Oxford has announced the Opler Fellowship, starting NEXT fall. Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Worcester College, Oxford Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) EAHN SAHGB bit.ly/45RCvPS

FUNDED PHD: Four years of AHRC funding for a project on the suppression of the underground press in Restoration England, in collaboration with the Stationers' Company. Please pass on to any interested MA students or grads. jobs.ac.uk/job/DEW494/ahr…

Absolutely brilliant, thought-provoking podcast! Dream team with the very eloquent Peter Frankopan (new fan girl here 🙋🏻‍♀️) highly recommend to absolutely everyone.

📢Do you enjoy reading #EarlyModern documents like this? If so you could contribute directly to our project by becoming an Expert Volunteer & transcribing 25 pages of wills to co-create our 'ground truth' data. Full details: sites.exeter.ac.uk/materialcultur… #twitterstorians #History

The Executive Committee of the Sixteenth Century Society is pleased to invite nominations for TWO Natalie Zemon Davis Prizes, awarded to the best 2023 English-language monographs on #earlymodern (1450-1750) Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. sixteenthcentury.org/davisprize

CFP! Please share widely (and/or apply) for a special issue of British Art Studies that I’m delighted to be co-editing! Coming out in 2025 on all things Jacobean material and visual culture 📖

#twitterstorians the #cfp deadline is soon for Communication and Exchange in the Early Modern! I can reveal Dr Angela McShane’s exciting keynote: Song and Revolution: performance, communication and exchange in revolutionary Britain. Please do share! #EarlyModern #History

this will be a very useful resource for Scottish historians worldwide

New essay on the early Stuart royal wardrobe! Looking at sartorial relationships between the court, London, and country, at channels of supply, remuneration, and credit, and, more generally, the communicative power of clothing. brill.com/edcollchap/boo…

Seminar Series open to the public in Venice and online (in English & Italian). To request the link, please fill in the form at the address available in the flyer: tinyurl.com/mr3d7rsa #earlymodern #RenTwitter

We are delighted to announce our third and final call for papers of the academic year, 'Cultures and Practices of Knowledge'. We look forward to submissions (deadline 9/04) from those looking to present both in-person or online! #cfp #materialculture #earlymodern

SSEMWG Call for Nominations! The Society seeks nominations for awards for scholarly work on women and gender in the early modern period (ca. 1450-1750) published/completed between June 2021 and May 2024.

Calling #Fashionhistory and #textiles historians! Would you like to write for TEXTILE HISTORY? Submissions for exhibition, book & conference reviews on all aspects of textile and clothing history are welcome throughout the year. Send your suggestions now: pasold.co.uk/textile-history

Excellent news that the Getty Museum has released 88K+ images of artworks with CC0 - Creative Commons, making them free to use in any way you like. creativecommons.org/2024/03/13/get…

The Pasold peer-reviewed journal, TEXTILE HISTORY, is dedicated to the study of all aspects of #textiles and #dresshistory, and welcomes relevant new submissions throughout the year. Find out more about sharing your research with us here: pasold.co.uk/textile-history