The Monstrous Ant of the Medieval Bestiary
Ants came in two forms in medieval bestiaries: small and industrious, or dog-sized and ferocious
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More Details on Exhibition-in-Progress on Outcasts of the Medieval World
Curators share their work on a forthcoming exhibition on challenging imagery in medieval art.
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Dialogue: Exposing the Rhetoric of Exclusion through Medieval Manuscripts
Share your thoughts on an exhibition in development.
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Enemies All Around—The Medieval/Modern Game of Thrones
Art history meets HBO.
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Comparative Study Underway on Illuminated Copies of the Medieval Mirror of History
Getty Museum manuscript yields surprising insights about globalization and multiculturalism.
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Visiting Scholar Revising Long-Held Myths about Early Medieval Manuscripts
Getty Museum object yields surprising truths about medieval life.
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Exhibition to Explore Difficult Truths about Medieval Art
Exhibition will explore the marginalized and powerless in medieval art.
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Symposium Presents New Research on the Medieval Bestiary
An interdisciplinary approach to the complex bestiary tradition.
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The Many Renaissances of Medieval Europe
Don’t call it the “Dark Ages.”
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Two “Tipsy Medievalists” Share Their Passion for Illuminated Manuscripts
Scholars, social media, and sangria.
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The Olympics Go Medieval
Competitive sports were alive and well in the Middle Ages. Which would be Olympic sports? This curator imagines.
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Reliving a Medieval Procession: Festa di Sant’Agata
Experiencing a shared sense of history through the pageantry of St. Agatha’s festival.
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