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Saturday, May 14, 2011

from Medieval News
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Monday, May 9, 2011




Ukrainian Pavilion at the 54th Venice Biennale references the Ghent Altarpiece with 12,800 hand- painted wooden eggs
Posted by Claudia Ryan at 5:34 PM

Sunday, May 8, 2011

University of Chicago MEHAT Conference
Posted by Claudia Ryan at 5:57 PM
The Magna Carta is on exhibition until June 5 at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco
Posted by Claudia Ryan at 6:36 AM

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Sixth International Conference on Insular Art to be held at the University of York
Posted by Claudia Ryan at 5:50 AM

Thursday, May 5, 2011

from Cabinet Magazine: Ingestion/ Table Manner
Posted by Claudia Ryan at 8:36 PM
Western Michigan University to host world conference on Medieval Studies
Posted by Claudia Ryan at 1:40 PM
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    11 years ago
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    7 years ago
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    9 years ago
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    17 years ago
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  • Aberdeen Bestiary
  • Aldus Manutius and His Press
  • Ancient and Medieval Electronic Texts
  • Archaeology in Europe
  • Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
  • BOOKTRYST
  • Bayeux tapestry
  • Beinecke Library
  • Bible Gateway
  • Biblical Art on the WWW
  • Biblioteca Ambrosiana
  • British Library Catalogue of Illuminated Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
  • British Library Digitized Manuscripts
  • Byzantine Paleography
  • CESG/Codices Electronici Sangallenses/Digital Abbey Library of St.Gallen
  • CHD Denmark
  • Canterbury Tales Project
  • Carnivalesque
  • Cartographic Images
  • Cartography Project
  • Cary Collection
  • Catalogue of Digitized Manuscripts
  • Celt
  • Codex Manesse
  • Columbia University Visual Media Center
  • Corsair/ The Morgan Library
  • Decameron Web
  • Digital Facsimiles in the Netherlands and Abroad
  • Digital Librarian
  • Digital Mirror/Medieval Manuscripts at the National Library of Wales
  • Digital Scriptorium
  • Digitisted Medieval Manuscripts Maps
  • Dr. Dianne Tillotson
  • Dr.Dianne Tillotson/Medieval Writing
  • Duke Papyrus Archive
  • Early Manuscripts at Oxford University
  • Epistolae:Medieval Women's Letters
  • Eureka!
  • Evolution of the Medieval Book
  • Fitzwilliam Museum
  • Flemish Primitives
  • Geoffrey Chaucer Website
  • Google Art Project
  • Griffon's
  • Guild of Bookworkers
  • Harry Ransom Center University of Texas, Austin
  • Hathi Trust Digital Library
  • Heavenly Craft
  • Hill Museum and Manuscript Library
  • Houghton Library
  • Hypertext Book of Hours
  • Hypnerotomachia Poliphili
  • ILAB
  • Iluminated Manuscripts/ Project Gutenburg
  • Incunabula
  • Index of Christian Art/ Princeton University
  • International Dunhuang Project/British Library
  • Internet Archive
  • Internet Medieval Sourcebook/ORB/Fordham University
  • Interpreting Ancient Manuscripts
  • Jeremy Norman's History of Science
  • Labyrinth
  • Leaves of Gold
  • Les Enluminures
  • Les Tres Riches Heures Du Duc De Berry
  • Lexilogos
  • Library of Congress
  • MOBiA
  • Mandragore
  • Medieval Art History
  • Medieval Lands
  • Medieval Manuscript Manual
  • Michael
  • Monastic Matrix
  • Munich Digitization Center
  • NYPL Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
  • Netserf
  • Nuremberg Chronicle
  • Octavo
  • Packard Humanities Institute Index of Classical Latin Texts
  • Pecia
  • Perseus Digital Library
  • Pitts Theology Library Digital Archive
  • Polonsky Foundation Digitization Project
  • Princeton Digital Collections
  • Rare Book Room
  • Rossdhu Book of Hours
  • Rubin Museum of Art
  • SUNY press
  • Schoenberg Database
  • Scholars Resource
  • Schoyen Collection
  • Searchworks at Stanford University
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  • Sharp Web
  • Smarthistory
  • Smithsonian Institution Libraries
  • Special Collections Cambridge University Library
  • Stanford University Image Gallery
  • The Ecole Initiative
  • The Galileo Project
  • The Gutenberg Museum
  • The Hours of Catherine of Cleves
  • The Infancy of Printing
  • The Medieval Bestiary
  • The Orb
  • The Unbound Bible
  • University of Arizona Facsimiles of Illuminated Manuscripts Special Collections
  • Utrecht Psalter
  • VADS online resource for visual arts
  • Vatican Library
  • Vetus Latina Latin Gospel Manuscripts
  • Virgil.org
  • Walters Art Museum
  • Warburg Institute Iconographic Database
  • Webster's Online Dictionary/ multilingual thesaursus
  • William Blake Archive
  • World Digital Library
  • Woruldhord
  • Yale Digital Commons
  • manuscriptorium
  • miniaturaitaliana
  • the making of a medieval manuscript
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