Nina Manninen

PhD candidate @uniturku conducting research into the possessions of Catherine Jagiellon
#renaissance #16thcentury #earlymodern #archaeology #materialculture

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

I made a chart that shows the colors and percentages of gowns in Catherine Jagiellon's dowry in 1562.

https://t.co/Tr3ydrtYGM

#dresshistory #16thcenturycolors #16thcenturyfashion #katarinajagellonica #katarzynajagiellonka #phdstudent #twitterstorians

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

@TudorAge1973 I'm asking because there are several (= 30) among possessions of the Polish princess Catherine Jagiellon (1526-1583). These are in addition to coifs (45). Maybe it's a cultural thing..?

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

Average amounts of fabric used for clothing mentioned in Turku Castle accounts in 1559-1564:
https://t.co/W4hUmd1fri

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

2. Although not strictly a dress history account, I always enjoy @history_past posts.

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

#ADHChallenge ! I'm researching contemporary documents of Catherine Jagiellon's (1526-83) possessions. My special interest lies in her, her husband's and her servants clothing, as well as in 16th century East and Central European noble and royal womens fashions. @DressHistorians

[Dress Historians @DressHistorians]

To help our community connect during this hard time, join our Dress Historians challenge for the month of May! Post your responses each day (or when you can) from the challenge, use the hashtag #ADHchallenge and tag @DressHistorians so we can see and share your responses!

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

16th century petticoats were usually red, and Catherine’s were no exception.
https://t.co/FtjUI5V17x

#renaissance #katarinajagellonica #katarzynajagiellonka #catherinejagiellon #historicalreenactment #dresshistory #underpinnings

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

Examples of #16thcentury #handwritten documents in #polish & #swedish. They are the main sources of my research and haven't been earlier utilised in full potential.

https://t.co/EaNPwi2ys7

#renaissance #katarinajagellonica #katarzynajagiellonka #catherinejagiellon

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

@jenni_lares Oon vähän myöhässä näistä juhlista enkä osaa vastata alkuperäiseen kysymykseen, mutta halusin vaan sanoa että puolassa tää esiintyy ainakin 1600-luvulta lähtien. Vehkeestä käytetään siis samaa sanaa kuin (linnun)munasta.

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

Who is Catherine and why do I keep referring to her: https://t.co/GZGLkKgrVh

#16thcentury #renaissance #katarinajagellonica #katarzynajagiellonka #catherinejagiellon #phdstudent

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

16th century rabbit pendant

https://t.co/hoz45MFTuU

#16thcentury #renaissance #baroquepearl #rabbit #pendant #easter #easterbunny #katarinajagellonica #katarzynajagiellonka #catherinejagiellon

📸: The Wallace Collection

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

Ivory pax from the 16th century with an image of the Crucifixion. 📸:Gothic Ivories Project at The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, https://t.co/L6u3dhPjR8, 10.4.2020

#goodfriday #easter #16thcentury #renaissance #crucifixion

https://t.co/fNalidDXhP

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

@history_past @karriembs The Queen of Wands and her cat in the flesh, I see

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

#BeerDay

Did you know what kind of beer was probably Catherine’s favourite? Read here: https://t.co/wIghkRbwGO

#16thcentury #renaissance #katarinajagellonica #katarzynajagiellonka #catherinejagiellon #beer

📸: @metmuseum

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

The dress that started it all.

Also, I've started an Insta acc that allows me to offer more thorough info. Give a follow!

#16thcentury #renaissance #katarinajagellonica #katarzynajagiellonka #catherinejagiellon #historicalreenactment #dresshistory
https://t.co/40MqvRQXJ4

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

@jofistics Eikö 😀

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

Catherine staying home in her living quarters in #turkucastle, passing time with a lively conversation but still keeping a safe distance.

#StayHome #SafeDistancing

#16thcentury #renaissance #historicalreenactment #katarinajagellonica #katarzynajagiellonka #catherinejagiellon

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

Pearls were very popular and valued in East Europe in #16thcentury. In addition to hundreds and thousands of pearls sewn in her clothing Catherine had a pendant made of #baroquepearl in shape of rabbit.

#renaissance #katarinajagellonica #katarzynajagiellonka #catherinejagiellon

[Jewellery Historians @SJH_1977]

The Lumpy Pearls that Enchanted the Medicis: https://t.co/OcwtYEzECd

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

A virtual tour of one of Catherine's home castles!

[Poland.pl @Poland]

Reconstructed from a pile of rubble after #WW2, #Warsaw's Royal Castle - residence of 🇵🇱 kings and leaders - is now a protected #UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Take a virtual tour of its stunning halls and 👑 apartments from the comfort of your couch! ⤵️

👀 https://t.co/8IW7XqoDjB

[Nina Manninen @n_manninen]

#GoodHairDay
Covering one's natural hair under a cap and adding golden curly hairpieces to temples was German high fashion spread across Europe in #16thcentury, also to the #Jagiellonian court.

#renaissance #katarinajagellonica #katarzynajagiellonka #catherinejagiellon