Really excited to be presenting my new article on one of the great masterpieces of Spanish art. Diego Velazquez’s Las Hilanderas! Please come join either in person or zoom on December 4th!
Join us Dec 4th as Isabelle Kent, winner of the ARTES 2023 Juan Facundo Riaño Essay Prize, delivers a talk on her winning submission on Diego Velázquez' Las Hilanderas at the Instituto Cervantes London (@CervantesLondon) .
For more details, see https://t.co/hjzfnVZqcp
Join us Dec 4th as Isabelle Kent, winner of the ARTES 2023 Juan Facundo Riaño Essay Prize, delivers a talk on her winning submission on Diego Velázquez' Las Hilanderas at the Instituto Cervantes London (@CervantesLondon) .
For more details, see https://t.co/hjzfnVZqcp
Check out the final programme for the @artepodergenero seminar on 'The Education of a Christian Woman (1523)' in the Construction of the Image of Female Power of Queen Mary I of England (1553-1558)
@cjfaraday@IsabellaRosner The little box next to the bottom figure is the same size and shape as the loom. I wonder if it’s a little carry case. Either way, so cute!
@holland_tom@TheRestHistory Fantastic episode! And props to Rana for his elegant correcting of your use of the word ‘domineering’ to describe Chen Bijun (Wang Jingwei’s wife and collaborator).
We loved @izzy_kent visiting us in Lockdown 1 to introduce the Italian Baroque @WallaceMuseum + now her EPQ mentee Finn speaking with such passion about his Caravaggio research. So grateful to all our volunteer EPQ mentors for their support of our students. #arthistory4everyone
Emerging Researchers Online Symposium: New Themes and Ideas in Studies of Iberian and Latin American Art and Visual Culture, 5 – 6 July 2021 https://t.co/bJ0pRRcB06
Yet another glorious review for Goya: A Portrait of the Artist in @Apollo_magazine by @izzy_kent: “In a world brimming with books on Goya, this will surely stand as the definitive biography for years to come.” https://t.co/HPxQouWPNs
Earthenware pots and glass jars line the shelves of this elegant medicine cabinet – but all of them are no bigger than thimbles. Replicating the pots’ life-size counterparts goes as far as keeping small samples of ingredients inside them. (1/4)