Magnificent Mattias Mattias Lundberg lecturing on music terminology in the New Testament translation of 1526. At Uppsala universitet

Lucie Duggan of Reading Women giving a brilliant overview of the library of Karen Brahe at the #RSA2024

The collection of King Sigismund (Sigismund III of Poland) continues to grow at UppsalaUniLib New title located in the stacks.

A pleasure to welcome Ariane Lepilliet Ariane Lepilliet back to Uppsala, many many years after a legendary internship at UppsalaUniLib

Best possible company today at the library of Leufstabruk, when visited by Daryl Green and Luisa from Edinburgh. Yes, we love old books!

In Strängnäs Cathedral Library with wonderful colleagues from the University Library of Warsaw, Izabela Wiencek and Ewa Hauptmann-Fischer. Thanks Elin Andersson for showing

Read and see more (in Swedish) about our project! uu.se/nyheter/2024/2…

Wonderful guests at the library of Leufstabruk yesterday, from the Mauritshuis and RKD of The Hague, and from the National Museum of Sweden.

I am delighted to share the call for papers for September's Sammelband15-16 event in Uppsala University Library. The theme is 'Books in new contexts' - the cfp is here: sammelband.hypotheses.org/1684 With many, many thanks to Peter Sjökvist who has made this possible!

The latest issue of the Sammelband Flyleaf is out ! It contains the thoughts of Renske Hoff on a manuscript/printed Sammelband, of Katell Lavéant (Allard Pierson) on how to do live book analysis online, and a portrait of Lucie Moruzzis (Archives nationales) sammelband.hypotheses.org/1759

Now out: urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=ur… Xander Feys and I were fortunate enough to be contributing to this magnificent volume, showing that the field of early modern Hellenism is flourishing like never before! 1/2 Hermes: Platform for Early Modern Hellenism

What did #earlymodernwomen read? Where did their books come from? 🔎📚🌍 The Reading Women project maps the books of Danish collector Karen Brahe: readingwomen.sdu.dk/map The map features hundreds of titles in multiple languages, from 16th-18th c #herbook #bookhistory #DH

Starting tomorrow at UppsalaUniLib

A wonderful day yesterday at Leufstabruk with Sammelband15-16