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Monthly Archives: February 2013

26 February 2013
by Sarah Werner
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“What manner o’ thing is your crocodile?”: March 2013

I’m a bit early with the March crocodile, but sometimes it’s hard not to wish February done. And so here’s another variation on our crocodile mystery theme, this time asking you not what an item is, but what it might … Continue reading →

Categories: crocodile mystery | Permalink

21 February 2013
by Goran Proot
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An important auction

Let it be known that amongst the furniture of the late Duke of Aerschot, there are about 2000 paintings in all kinds of colors by a variety of excellent masters, such as Albrecht Dürer, Lucas van Leyden, Jan Gossaert, Hieronymus Bosch, “Florus … Continue reading →

Categories: books | Tags: auction, continental books, woodcuts | Permalink

7 February 2013
by Sarah Werner
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a Henry for her time

So the short answer to last week’s crocodile mystery is that this is a picture of Gwen Lally in the role of Henry V: How did I know that’s who this was? Well, click on the image and you’ll be … Continue reading →

Categories: crocodile mystery | Tags: Gwen Lally, Henry V, scrapbook, theater history | Permalink

4 February 2013
by Erin Blake
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Myth-busting early modern book illustration, part two

The last round of book illustration myth-busting looked at how copper plates wear out (and how they don’t wear out). This time, I’d like to take a bucket of archival research and dump it on a related myth. How many … Continue reading →

Categories: art | Tags: Cesare Baronio, copperplate, illustrations, myth-busting, Plantin | Permalink

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  • Folger Tooltips: Hamnet access to e-books, part one

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