Imagine the black Tudor trumpeter
A contemporary Art and Archive project celebrating John Blanke the Black trumpeter to courts of Henry VII & Henry VIII.
So sad to read that Prof Sydney Anglo has passed. He was the man who made the connection between the archives & the art to bring #JohnBlanke back to life after 500yrs buried in the records. He was gracious & so modest. He contributed to #JohnBlankeProject https://t.co/La2SIHEyzL
@DrViolentiae So sad to hear that Prof Sydney Anglo has passed. He was the man who made the connection between the archives & the art to bring #JohnBlanke back to life after 500yrs buried in the records.He was gracious & so modest, a lovely man and for me a great historian. He'll be missed.
Filmed with @PatersonJoseph @Nay_Landell for Sancho Draws a Blanke, part of @MappingBlkLondon’s schools project. 3-minute video took 4+ hours to shoot—but I learned much about acting, staging & the craft of bringing Black history to life on screen. https://t.co/AjFtJhMOS4
@DailyLoud And you never ever see this happening to a rich white kid, do you?
Just pure racist thuggery by born losers who can’t and won’t ever succeed at life, who decide to join the police to make themselves feel better in their loser life by beating up black kids.
@TheRestHistory always enjoy your show, listening to Golden Age of Japan excellent but surprised to hear you belive this is the earliest known literature suggest you check out Egyptian Literature https://t.co/bUhyppevqx.
Which predates Japanese by at least 10 centuries
@michael1952 Lovely to sit behind you at the Steve McQueen, Gary Younge event last Friday. Fascinated by The John Blanke Project. Will be going out to buy the book next week. But even more interested in Francis Williams
📢 ON THURSDAY: Join @michael1952 as he introduces the @WhoIsJohnBlanke project in the third #AutumnArtLecture
John Blanke was the first person of Black African descent in British history for whom we have a record & image
📌 Wills Memorial
⏰ 6.30-8pm
🔗 https://t.co/kIxnwKdjfV
New on Schools hub for our #SixLives exhibition! 👑
Explore this @NPGLondon portrait of Katherine Parr, Henry VIII's sixth and final queen, and a highly capable ruler who influenced religion, politics and the arts. ⬇️
https://t.co/67nDBkLCrs
@Joe__Bassey Thankfully the team over at @WhoIsJohnBlanke are not only capturing history of African contribution to music, but putting it into every secondary school- our Tudor history & England’s historical diversity during HenryVIII & the later reign of #QueenElizabeth1st is a fact.