RT @emijinguji3009: 今日のおやつ。ニャッツボン。 pic.twitter.com/74xU7Wqxaq
posted at 07:45:52
RT @sonoko_sonore: ルドルフ・ルッツ先生はスイスが生んだ天才ですっ！音楽への畏敬、慈しみ、愛、この人と一緒にいると全てが伝わってきます。オルガン、チェンバロ即興演奏はもう全てがもうその物であって全てを惹き込み、人生のユーモアもそこにあるんです。 今年9月後半！ルーディとロ短調ミサ日本ツアー！！！！ pic.twitter.com/zdqUyfhlMO
posted at 07:38:54
RT @futoyama: ルッツ先生ほんと好きです😍 106番の分析と解説(LIVE！)全編はこちら↓ youtu.be/2SuzTBqCbDs pic.twitter.com/EWWbP4gTPy
posted at 07:37:57
RT @mari_iga: 今日、今年初めてのつばめを見た pic.twitter.com/x1YUR1hv6P
posted at 07:33:40
RT @discarding_imgs: Virgin Mary punching the devil in the face, book of hours ('The De Brailes Hours'), Oxford ca. 1240 (BL, Add 49999, fol. 40v) pic.twitter.com/roO5jmQ7dF
posted at 07:32:27
RT @momokanazawa: 聖女コロナはパンデミックに有効な守護聖人なのか。 カトリックではイングランド王で殉教したエドムンド殉教王を流行り病の守護聖人としているのだそう。 ペストよけの聖セバスティアン同様、矢で殺されるからかな。 www.ibtimes.sg/who-saint-coro… pic.twitter.com/di6evGGsiQ
posted at 07:31:45
RT @THoccleve: Plukke up thyn herte! I hope the chaunge of seson shal thee cure. (British Library Royal MS 12 C III, f. 14) pic.twitter.com/cdn5ET2t6x
posted at 07:26:59
RT @RomanicoEspana: El influjo del castillo de Cardona www.lavanguardia.com/participacion/…
posted at 07:26:29
RT @RomanicoEspana: Repasar fotografías de visitas al románico es también buen pasatiempo para estos días de confinamiento responsable. Aquí una pequeña selección del amplísimo repertorio de capiteles y canecillos que ostenta la magnífica iglesia de San Miguel de Fuentidueña (Segovia) #FelizJueves pic.twitter.com/unT8rtWUNN
posted at 07:24:14
RT @RomanicoEspana: Iglesia de Sant Cugat del Racó, en Navás (Barcelona); una de las construcciones del románico-lombardo más singulares de Cataluña #BuenosDias #FelizViernes #Catalunya pic.twitter.com/aQ0viaLoe4
posted at 07:24:01
RT @RomanicoEspana: Imposible no emocionarse ante este tipo de iglesias del románico rural que al exterior parecen "una más del montón", pero que al interior te brindan sorpresas como esta explosión de color en Santa Olalla de La Loma (Valdeolea - Cantabria) #BuenosDias #FelizSabado pic.twitter.com/LsVg8mUD2P
posted at 07:23:25
RT @IlustresMarinos: #IMLeón #IMfuerza #Fortalezas #Filipinas “Plano Real Alcaicería De San Fernando, #Manila, para sangleyes infieles, que de China vienen al anual comercio [de seda]” 1760 #AGIndias Denuncia “el fraude hecho a su R. Hacienda”. (No siempre el contratado es el más acertado) Salud pic.twitter.com/ZA3MGFEJAA
posted at 07:22:13
RT @PropylaeumAnt: Ni me dí cuenta de que había llegado la #Primavera Este es San Huberto de Lieja.Hijo del Duque de Aquitania. Cuando su esposa murió,se retiró al bosque y se dedicó a la caza. Allí se le apareció un venado con un crucifijo en la cornamena. Cambió y se dedicó a la vida religiosa pic.twitter.com/dDrYQ1amw4
posted at 07:21:20
RT @last_of_england: Today is the feast of St Joseph the Worker. Here with his tools by Joseph Nuttgens, 1954 at Balsham, Cambs and teaching the young Christ in the carpenter's workshop by Harry Harvey, 1970 at Braunston, Rutland. #OTD 19 March. pic.twitter.com/2bhr1fT93f
posted at 07:13:28
RT @last_of_england: Hinxton. 'We brake downe 23 superstitious pictures & gave order to take downe a cross off the steple & the Lady Hinde to level the steps.' A church full of interest. Some old glass survives, brasses, rugged old font. #OTS 19 Mar 1643/4 #DowningDaybyDay pic.twitter.com/Ol7qC401mz
posted at 07:13:08
RT @last_of_england: Nowadays the most striking feature at Little Abington, Cambridgeshire, visited #OTD 20 Mar 1643/4 by the iconoclast William Dowsing, is Gerald Paxton's millennium window of 2002. @BSMGP #DowsingDaybyDay pic.twitter.com/XtV9PhghJK
posted at 07:12:35
RT @judy_rudoe: In the run up to Easter, here's some beautiful #EasterEgg drawings from #Italy @britishmuseum, given on Easter Day 1716 to Lady Manfroni by Signor Bernini, who later married her! The tradition of decorating eggs runs across #Europe, more to follow #sharesomethinglovely pic.twitter.com/bWvpX5VS9w
posted at 07:11:17
RT @judy_rudoe: #EasterEgg from #Austria @britishmuseum with delightful text: Dies Ei zerbricht, Doch meine Liebe nicht (This egg may break but my love will not). Eggs from #German-speaking lands were often decorated with messages of #love & #affection #MuseumFromHome #ShareSomethingLovely pic.twitter.com/cP3XQMWrW0
posted at 07:10:45
RT @judy_rudoe: 23 days till #Easter, just time to organise an #EasterEgg A-Z. We've had Austria, so these are from #Bavaria @britishmuseum, painted by nuns at the #medieval St Walburga's Abbey of Eichstätt, Miracle of the Loaves and FIshes, left, the fish a symbol of Christ #MuseumFromHome pic.twitter.com/NQbv8Z61tz
posted at 07:10:30
RT @robmmiller: "While he was speaking unto them . . . the little birds—behaving themselves in wondrous wise—began to stretch their necks, to spread their wings, to open their beaks, and to look intently on him." The Life and Miracles of St. Francis of Assisi. Add MS 15710 f. 152v @BLMedieval pic.twitter.com/bTPYkLHG5f
posted at 07:05:23
RT @robmmiller: If in your heart you make a manger for his birth, then God will once again become a child on earth. --Angelus Silesius, trans. Stephen Mitchell Add MS 15710 f. 136r @BLMedieval pic.twitter.com/BhYZWxDWEc
posted at 07:05:02
RT @robmmiller: Ever prayerful. "The Life and Miracles of St. Francis of Assisi." Add MS 15710 f. 134r @BLMedieval pic.twitter.com/qZLHiQJ7cc
posted at 07:04:51
RT @melibeus1: Current mood! @BLMedieval Add 29433 f. 55v pic.twitter.com/r6Mh737BOp
posted at 07:03:39
RT @melibeus1: Grumpiness @GallicaBnF @laBnF Latin 10286 f. 133v pic.twitter.com/FUteD5L8vV
posted at 07:03:17
RT @melibeus1: Alexander the Great practises #SocialDistance @BLMedieval Royal 15 E VI f. 20v pic.twitter.com/clkmWjAI8A
posted at 07:02:33
RT @JohanOosterman: Make a walk around the world (but better wait until post-Corona times). Ludovicus de Angulo (Louis de Langle), De Figura seu imagine mundi. St. Gallen, Kantonsbibliothek, Vadianische Sammlung, VadSlg Ms. 427 pic.twitter.com/fqx834GDZt
posted at 07:01:48
RT @PiersatPenn: A beautiful image for you. @britishlibrary Additional 29433, f. 2 #medievaltwitter pic.twitter.com/8jSMiC13CH
posted at 07:01:25
RT @PiersatPenn: Future Emily will love the ppts that Present Emily is designing for her online class. "Medieval Women as Teachers, Students, Writers". Topics include homeschooling w/ St Anne, the V.M. as prodigy, literacy as fashion, women and desks, Lady Philosophy and other female luminaries. pic.twitter.com/kYEgXWup7r
posted at 07:01:15