Sister of murdered MP Jo Cox warns forces of division 'even stronger' a decade on
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Sister of murdered MP Jo Cox warns forces of division 'even stronger' a decade on
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#MarieDeStPol founded #PembrokeCollege Cambridge. She’s shown here with #StCecilia, patron of musicians, whose feast is celebrated on 22 Nov.
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Marie's friend Elizabeth de Burgh, #LadyOfClare had a similar arrangement with Augustinian canons at nearby Anglesey: patronage, retreats, & comfortable accommodation. The ladies could visit each other while near Cambridge, where Elizabeth rescued #ClareCollege & Marie founded #PembrokeCollege. 🧵 3/
🗺️ of the fens before draining: William Dugdale 1662, 'The history of imbanking" p.375, https://archive.org/details/bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_the-history-of-imbanking_dugdale-sir-william_1662/page/382/mode/2up
🎨 Marie de St Pol praying to St Clare, in her breviary: Cambridge UL, MS Dd.5.5, f.274r
@medievalists The 1714 portrait is one of a series on the founders of Oxford & Cambridge colleges by John Faber the Elder, more of which can be seen at the #NationalPortraitGallery: https://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/person/mp08105/john-faber-sr?role=art
#TalentedMigrant #18thCentury #engraving #printmaking #mezzotint #intaglio #JohnFaber #ArtHistory #MarieDeStPol #BishopBateman #PembrokeCollege #TrinityHall #CambridgeUniversity
I took a lot of photos in 2023, but this is by some distance the one most likely to be an oil painting. #PembrokeCollege, Oxford, outside the lodge, late evening, late September. If you don’t understand why the bike makes it, you don’t know #Oxford.
Heading off to England to give two talks at #Oxford, one at #PembrokeCollege, one at the #Bodleian--and then to Montenegro in search for #Glagolitic! The Bodleian event is open to the public: https://visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/event/sep23/endangered-alphabets