Andreas Maler | MECENAZGO ABIERTO

Artista, filósofo, herborista, filólogo, intento de médico, abogado del diablo y ocasional sinvergüenza.

[Daily Scripture @Irishalicious]

Proverbs 17:10
A rebuke goes deeper into a man of understanding than a hundred blows into a fool.

[Andreas Maler | MECENAZGO ABIERTO @EinKleckser]

ANDREAS:

Pues no que estaba pintando y se ha apagado el Astro Rey durante minutos. Ha sido una visión tremebunda. Terrorífica.

[Miguel Bosé @boseofficial]

NI SE OS OCURRA MIRAR EL ECLIPSE. MAL ROLLO. MALAS CONSECUENCIAS.

[Medieval Military Medicine @MedMilMedicine]

That morning James began to wonder whether ‘Dog Walker’ was the right career choice for him - 15th century, Bodleian Library MS. Douce 336, f. 32r

[Andreas Maler | MECENAZGO ABIERTO @EinKleckser]

@YeahIKnowAGuy

[weird medieval guys @WeirdMedieval]

letter m, france, 11th century

[weird medieval guys @WeirdMedieval]

letter m, france, 11th century

[Librarian @WorcCathLibrary]

A 1517 woodcut of musicians outside a city. This is from a copy of Virgil's Aeneid.

[Marsh's Library @MarshsLibrary]

Mutus liber or 'Silent book' of alchemy printed in La Rochelle in 1677. It's almost entirely pictorial—easy to follow for the initiated, bamboozling for the rest!

[Andreas Maler | MECENAZGO ABIERTO @EinKleckser]

ANDREAS aparece en escena y toma una botella de la mano del LECTOR.

ANDREAS:

(Dándote dos monedas de plata) Toma, por el vino...

(APARTE)

a ver si el Señor me lleva esta noche. (Bebe de la botella).

[Andreas Maler | MECENAZGO ABIERTO @EinKleckser]

Un día más cerca del Señor.

[Stephen Hopkins @phil_lol_ogist]

Maybe we don't need the 4k hd ultra version of everything

[Cuñado Medieval @siervo_gleba]

¿Qué te parece viajar en el tiempo hasta 1212 y hacer una quedada amistosa en las proximidades de Úbeda? Tráete a tus colegas sarracenos y yo me traeré a mis compas castellanos, aragoneses y leoneses. Seguro que entre todos te curaremos todos tus problemas.

[weird medieval guys @WeirdMedieval]

everyone is talking about the superb owl but what about the owls that are total garbage. can we get some abuse and hatred for this crappy owl

[Librarian @WorcCathLibrary]

This is a page from a famous law text Henry Bracton's On the Laws and Customs of England. This copy was made in the 13th century. It is believed to have been originally used by a lawyer in the Herefordshire area before coming to the Cathedral priory (WCL F87 fol.192v)