This 500-year-old portrait may seem ordinary, but it's one of the most mysterious in history.
There's so much detail that you can read every musical note on this small page.
But look closer — an unsettling secret is hiding in plain sight... 🧵
Today and every day we celebrate the people who keep the doors of knowledge open for all: library workers! Thank you for making sure we have the opportunity to learn about ourselves and the world around us. 📚 #NLWD24
(📷 Department of Labor, @USNatArchives)
what if we said that all the new Maryland files (though awesome) are not the only massive multi-terabyte digital collection we've already received from state archives
what if we're gonna keep on acquiring and publishing from lotsa archives
what if they're all free
what if
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Lindsay writes romance set in medieval England and the ancient world, plus romantic suspense.
Visit Author Lindsay Townsend at https://t.co/l9Y7q5DvcC and her Amazon page!
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This week we're featuring books in our New Historical Perspectives Series. The series is for early career historians: all titles are published #openaccess with no author charge.
Today: 'Giving Birth in Eighteenth-Century England' (2022) by Sarah Fox https://t.co/9Oz9WVzv6d 1/2
We are taking our weekend inspiration from Boucher!
Wishing you a restful Saturday 😴
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François Boucher (1703–1770), A Lady on Her Day Bed, 1743. Oil on canvas, 22 1/2 × 26 7/8 in. (57.2 × 68.3 cm), The Frick Collection, New York