RT @bkohatl: @GrecianGirly From Philip II of Macedon's Aigai Palace at Vergina, Greece about 350 BC. Alexander the Great probably walked across this mosaic floor 100's of times as a boy. pic.twitter.com/N85R8Smt1S
posted at 08:23:27
RT @BryonyCoombs: When two books on your wish-list become freely available to download 🎉 👀 twitter.com/CODART/status/…
posted at 08:21:01
RT @medievalpecia: LIVRE D'HEURES ENLUMINÉ À L'USAGE D'ORLÉANS Paris, vers 1480 manuscrit enluminé sur parchemin Avec bordures historiées ; 17 grandes miniatures par plusieurs artistes www.gazette-drouot.com/lots/20131867 via @gazette_drouot pic.twitter.com/e88lW4g1Zv
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RT @VManuscripts: 🧜♀️🎺 "Livre des échecs amoureux moralisés", 1496-1498, BNF Fr 143. pic.twitter.com/CnbcvWRHHq
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RT @PropylaeumAnt: El martirio de San Denís (Dionisio de París) junto con sus compañeros Rústico y Eleuterio. S. XIV @GallicaBnF gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv… pic.twitter.com/yW1Sx6ZOMq
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RT @ClarendonPalace: 7 Dec 1331. Edward by the grace of God [etc] to...Giles de Beauchamp, warden of Clarendon. We order you to deliver to our dear chaplain John de Crokford a pair of our swans in your custody, by our gift. Given under our Privy Seal. 📸trans-ddigitalart.blogspot.com/2017/09/the-st… pic.twitter.com/XZeDngsUNm
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RT @ClarendonPalace: 3) court, but they were not found. And afterwards the sheriff pronounced them outlawed. Therefore the sheriff is ordered to inquire into their goods, chattels, lands & tenements, & take them into the king's hands. 📸Wikimedia Commons. pic.twitter.com/lxWF2iCU6z
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RT @ClarendonPalace: #OTD 1268, Henry III & the court arrived at Clarendon. He stayed till 20 Dec before moving on to Winchester (his birthplace) for Xmas. 📸www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/t… pic.twitter.com/Auk4NS2C9Q
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RT @PP_Rubens: 2/2 Now look who's flirting to music, the way they did it in the Dutch Golden Age. As painted by Gerard ter Borch. pic.twitter.com/7UtuyM0A7v
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RT @PP_Rubens: Portrait of Helena van der Schalcke, a wee little girl. Adore! Painted in 1640s by Gerard ter Borch, whose day is today. pic.twitter.com/8hwCYBMc8o
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RT @PP_Rubens: 2/2 Catherine Carey's truly fab jewels and embroidery. Robert Peake spent a lot of time replicating all of it! That's what she was paying him for. pic.twitter.com/3GZUEx1HXH
posted at 08:12:56
RT @IsabellaRosner: The amount of symbolism in this piece, from the marigold to the pruning knife, has always fascinated me. I love Mary's needlework so much! twitter.com/vickyhaddock/s…
posted at 08:12:13
RT @IsabellaRosner: So fond of this little lady twitter.com/witney_antique…
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RT @IsabellaRosner: You all gotta see this c. 1609 hunting bag, also called a Schwedler, in the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden. The embroidery, which was completed by professional embroiderer Hans Erich Friese, shows raised work animals and a variety of flowers. The stitching is mind boggling! pic.twitter.com/EFsTbGakSb
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RT @mss_oeaw: Gehörte das 1452 datierte Ms 1234 in der UB Graz mit Xenophons 'Cyropaedia' in der Übersetzung des Poggio Bracciolini einstmals Ladislaus Postumus (1440-1457)? =>manuscripta.at/?ID=7084 pic.twitter.com/fMH3n3Qnx6
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RT @VirDesideriorum: Look at the cute little cat and dog scuffling between the Angel and Mary or the bird in the cage over the Virgin's head. The lower part of the page contains even more exotic birds and bizarre scenes with naked boys holding bellows or flagellating themselves. pic.twitter.com/kgBHTyFDzI
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RT @VirDesideriorum: John the Baptist with Reynalt von Homoet Köln, Wallraf-Richartz Museum M 240, p. 150 Book of Hours of Sophia van Bylant, 1475(?) The miniature shows the patron's husband, who died in 1458/59. The border with two angels and the richly intertwined leafs with imaginative birds. pic.twitter.com/ChcirexQo5
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RT @red_loeb: It's the weekend! #FridayFeeling @BLMedieval BL Add MS 24199, f.18r pic.twitter.com/dJw8vYuVsM
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RT @red_loeb: Even the dogs know it's the weekend! @BLMedieval BL Lansdowne MS 431; Psalter; 1st quarter of the 13th century; Eastern England; f.64v pic.twitter.com/ZQUIlDtDT1
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RT @PiersatPenn: Piers Without Tears! A free, online pedagogy workshop sponsored by the International Piers Plowman Society December 15th and December 16th Teaching certificates available upon requst Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/1zLI03… pic.twitter.com/WA26T2LPKx
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RT @melibeus1: End of week-stress. @BLMedieval Cotton Claudius E IV f. 201r pic.twitter.com/DBA0RLYtTA
posted at 08:07:35
RT @melibeus1: Ladies and Gentlemen, the Weekend! @GallicaBnF @laBnF Français 367 f. 9r pic.twitter.com/Fc7VbQqAs2
posted at 08:07:19