#BookHistory folks: Save the date! September 19, 17.00 pm CET: the Nottebohm workshop on #medieval#manuscripts & #earlymodern music books! Speakers are Jennifer Awes-Freeman & @louisahb.
More info & registration for online participation: https://t.co/blicX8cC31!
That’s me! 🤓 It’s always fun to see Mayor Carter out in the community. When he took this photo I had just seen him at the Penumbra Theater the week before!
If I bump into you at a local Saint Paul coffee shop and you show me the Saint Paul tattoo you got at a local Saint Paul tattoo shop, I’m buying you a cup of java.
That’s how it works. (Especially if “Saint” is fully spelled out.) #SaintPaul
It’s been a wild 12 months since I went to the ICU. So much has changed. It’s never easy to ask for help or donations but if if you have the means please give or share this post.
Thank you!
Jennfier Awes Freeman's book "The Ashburnham Pentateuch and its Contexts" offers fresh interpretation of an enigmatic illumination and how it serves as a hinge between the late antique and early medieval periods. Delegates save 50%! https://t.co/QZGnNJSac4 #kzoo2023@AwesFreeman
It’s already the second day of #kzoo2023! It’s been a joy to be back in person. ❤️ In celebration, here’s the link to the free download of my coloring book. Enjoy! #medievalkzoocoloringbook#medievalart#mefieval https://t.co/Af5RDDBvNi
My 8-yr-old’s note to self, “school: bring these [Descendants book and box of Ritz] to school today. 😁 Be nice!” I guess it’s good to know yourself. 😂 I should do likewise…
👀 “The Good Shepherd” by @AwesFreeman will be featured this afternoon at 3 PM in Session P20-340a. The book is—you guessed it—30%-off at Baylor booth #301, or use code 17AARSBL22 at https://t.co/AZwZsq8puB for the discount + FREE US shipping!
@unitedtheologic#SBLAAR22
Season 1, Episode 2 of #ThePremodernPodcast has officially dropped! Hear all about representations of The Good Sheppard with @AwesFreeman! Transcript, images, and more provided on the site page.
https://t.co/Zw11xSOxNb
Oct. 20th, Dr. Larry Silver (Farquhar Professor Emeritus Art History, University of Pennsylvania) will present, “The ‘Last’ Knight?: Maximilian I on the Threshold of Early Modernity" at 7:00 p.m via zoom. To register https://t.co/hOMunKfAhl. #medievaltwitter