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Anne Goldgar

@anne_goldgar

Professor of early modern history, University of Southern California. History/art/science, tulipmania, Dutch identity, arctic, Nova Zembla. My views, not USC’s.

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Dr. Peter Paul Rubens (@pp_rubens) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Across the spaces of their individual paintings, Isabella Coymans offers Stephanus Geraerdts a token of her love, and he waits to receive it. Just a brilliant marriage portrait by Frans Hals, 1650.

Across the spaces of their individual paintings, Isabella Coymans offers Stephanus Geraerdts a token of her love, and he waits to receive it. Just a brilliant marriage portrait by Frans Hals, 1650.
EMoDiR (@_emodir_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Postdoc position available at the University of Copenhagen: "Radical Pietism in Northern Europe: Social Protest on the Verge of Modernity, 1690-1750" See more: jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabelige… #Twitterstorians #EarlyModern

Postdoc position available at the University of Copenhagen:

"Radical Pietism in Northern Europe: Social Protest on the Verge of Modernity, 1690-1750"

See more: jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabelige…

#Twitterstorians #EarlyModern
Claire Weeda (@c_weeda) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m pleased to share the program of the first symposium of Environmental History in the Medieval and Early Modern Low Countries, which will be held at Universiteit Leiden on 25-26 October 2024. Our keynote speaker is professor Richard Hoffmann. More info below Leiden University - Faculty of Humanities

I’m pleased to share the program of the first symposium of Environmental History in the Medieval and Early Modern Low Countries, which will be held at Universiteit Leiden on 25-26 October 2024.  Our keynote speaker is professor Richard Hoffmann. More info below <a href="/LeidenHum/">Leiden University - Faculty of Humanities</a>
Dr. Peter Paul Rubens (@pp_rubens) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Women of London, and a countrywoman (with chicken), their costumes carefully recorded in 1574 by Lucas de Heere from Gent. His day is today.

Women of London, and a countrywoman (with chicken), their costumes carefully recorded in 1574 by Lucas de Heere from Gent. His day is today.
Dutch Textile Trade Project (@dutch_textile) 's Twitter Profile Photo

And it's LIVE!!! With our new Swatch Search, you can explore our collection of #textiles swatches (and a few larger items), either by historic textile name (if they were labeled) or by attributes like color, pattern, process, weave structure, and fiber. dutchtextiletrade.org/projects/swatc…

Dr. Keisha N. Blain (@keishablain) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Brown University invites applications for its 2025-2027 Presidential Postdoctoral Fellowship Program, a two-year program designed to support the development of early career #scholars from diverse backgrounds  who show promise as innovative scholars. jobs.chronicle.com/job/37709418/p…

Lucas Haasis (@lhaasis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

International Conference: The Early Modern Period in Games | Die Frühe Neuzeit in Spielen, 12-14 September at Oldenburg University, Germany & online. Keynotes by Maxime Durand Ubisoft and Josh Sawyer Obsidian Programme: l.uol.de/games-conferen… Register here: [email protected]

International Conference: The Early Modern Period in Games | Die Frühe Neuzeit in Spielen, 12-14 September at Oldenburg University, Germany &amp; online. Keynotes by <a href="/TriFreako/">Maxime Durand</a> <a href="/Ubisoft/">Ubisoft</a> and <a href="/jesawyer/">Josh Sawyer</a> <a href="/Obsidian/">Obsidian</a>
Programme: l.uol.de/games-conferen…
Register here: lucas.haasis@uol.de
David Frum (@davidfrum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

At the 9/10 debate, somebody should ask Donald Trump how he feels about his running mate doing joint appearances with Carlson after Carlson's praise for a Holocaust denier - and whether Trump regrets inviting Carlson to speak at his own convention. It's not marginal.

Lauren Working (@lauren_working) 's Twitter Profile Photo

News is out! This summer I signed with Faber Books to publish a trade book. It's a new history of Tudor & Stuart London, told through guavas & muskrats, Miskito ‘princes’ & Muzo emerald miners, baroque masterpieces & Caribbean gums in court masques. thebookseller.com/rights/faber-a…

TIAMSA (@artmarketstuds) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ANN: The Study of Collecting: Past, Present and Future - A Roundtable Discussion (hosted by the Journal for the History of Collecting at UC London, 10 Sept 2024, 14-16:00 BST) artmarketstudies.org/ann-the-study-…

American Historical Review (@amhistreview) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Developed as part of the AHA’s Teaching Things project, Sarah Jones Weicksel’s “A Case for Objects” includes an easy-to-use method and set of exercises for exploring history through objects and introducing students to doing history through material culture.doi.org/10.1093/ahr/rh…

Centre for Early Modern Studies at King's (@cemskcl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

CEMS Conference - Rethinking State and Society in EM Britain. 17th December 2024. Join us for a conference on all things early modern Britain - organised by CEMS and Dr. Jonah Miller (King's History). CfP deadline: 15th October. Full details: kingsearlymodern.co.uk/events/cfp-ret…

Ana Howie (@anahowie1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My latest OA article is out with The Historical Journal! For this I used probably my favourite source to date: a book of sumptuary denouncements that lists guilty parties, numerous repeat offenders, and everything about infringing ensembles! cambridge.org/core/journals/…

My latest OA article is out with <a href="/HistoricalJnl/">The Historical Journal</a>!
 For this I used probably my favourite source to date: a book of sumptuary denouncements that lists guilty parties, numerous repeat offenders, and everything about infringing ensembles! cambridge.org/core/journals/…
John McCafferty (@jdmccafferty) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pin-cushion, c. 1600-1629. Possibly made at the Sheldon tapestry workshops at Bordersley, Worcestershire or Barcheston, Warwickshire. (V&A Museum, London)

Pin-cushion, c. 1600-1629.  Possibly made at the Sheldon tapestry workshops at Bordersley, Worcestershire or Barcheston, Warwickshire.

(V&amp;A Museum, London)