A study afternoon exploring women as book producers and owners in Early Modern England and Scotland.

The Sixteenth Century Society hosts one of the most important annual conferences in early modern studies each year, where senior, junior, and future colleagues of all early modern disciplines meet to ...

Icicles from a gargolye on Washington National Cathedral, detail. Photo by Linda Davidson (Washington Post, 2014) Our thoughts turn to ice and icicles in various forms these days, especially on the…

Calligrapher, limner, embroiderer, writer – those are all arts in which Esther Inglis engaged. She seems to have been unique in Britain at the time, so who were her cohorts? There must have b…

Join author Sara Sheridan & experts to explore calligrapher Esther Inglis, with live Renaissance music, spoken word poetry & discussion!

Staatsbibliothek, Berlin MS.Lat.C14 If you're in Edinburgh, come enjoy a wonderful afternoon with interesting talks, delightful poetry, and great music. When: Saturday, 26th April : 2-4 PM Where: St. Cecilia's Hall and Concert Room, 50 Niddry Street, Edinburgh Scottish novelist Sara Sheridan will be in conversation with historians Jamie Reid Baxter and Anna-Nadine Pike to illuminate the life and times of Franco-Scottish creative woman, Esther Inglis (1570?-1624).

"Gender and the Book Trades" published on 02 Dec 2024 by Brill.

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