#15thc — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #15thc, aggregated by home.social.
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Went to the National Gallery; enjoyed the fifteenth-c Death of St Claire, especially the two praying nuns with their obsequial-processionals. But don't get too comfortable with the accuracy of detail -- elsewhere in the image we see Margaret holding her cutiepie of a dragon... #art #ReligiousArt #15thc #medieval #NationalGallery
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So I missed my train connection due to some slight delay and got in an extra cathedral and SURPRISE!!! my former colleague Vanessa, now president at Trinity College!!! Also, found a plague votive panels with saints Sebastian and Roche from 1485.
Hard to be mad about the complications when they have happy outcomes!
#plague #stSebastian #StRoche #15thc #friends #TrainTravel #travel #Lugano
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The starting initial of Nider's Decalogi made me laugh! Take that, Thursday!
M26907 Nider, Johannes: Praeceptorium divinae legis. Augsburg: Anton Sorg, um 24.V.1475. 2°
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Today's blog post is on the scorched sculpture, a wooden Christ ca 1500 from Brno's Moravian Gallery
I might have mentioned #Fabio and his fabulous hair...
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I wrote a (short) thing! Blog post on the surprising absence of smell from the multisensory details covered in memorial endowments in early modern Bregenz
https://silencesandsounds.blogspot.com/
#smell #multisensory #liturgy #memorial #blog #research #histodon #15thc #16thc
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I wrote a thing! This is my first extended assessment of Vorarlberg prayerbooks, focused on prayers "before" the image of Mary
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Today's blog post uses Jahnabi Barooah Chanchani's assessment of imagery in a Sanskrit devotional text to assess what images might be doing in an Austrian prayerbook of the same period
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CHICAGO AREA FRIENDS:
I'm speaking at #Northwestern tomorrow (Thurs 10/24/24) on "What the Nuns Heard:
The Politics of Sound in the Observant Reform of Kirchheim unter Teck"It's at 4p in the Bienen School of Music
#Nuntastic #Soundscape #Music #Medieval
#Histodons #Monasticism #Dominicans #ObservantReforms #15thc #CountsBehavingBadly #AmWriting