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Hester L-J
4 months ago
TEXTILE SHAKESPEARE has a COVERš (this is a late C16 embroidered coif - never in fact assembled - in the V&A. All the crazy scale with added big cats, like an acid trip As You Like It. I love that it is a bit stained and messy.)
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Philippa Hellawell
10 months ago
PASSAGE is recruiting for two fixed-term posts to join me working on 18thC records of enslavement 1) Collections Researcher (Transatlantic Slavery)
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2) Project Cataloguer (Transatlantic Slavery)
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If you have questions, please let me know & please circulate widely!
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Collections Researcher (Transatlantic Slavery) at The National Archives
Start your UK & international job search for academic jobs, research jobs, science jobs and managerial jobs in leading universities and top...
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And the last loan request is written⦠now the real work beginsā¦
#curators
#exhibitions
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#skystorians
might be a useful thing here.
add a skeleton here at some point
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If you are a PhD Student at an LAHP university, Kings College London, LSE, Queen Mary, SOAS, UCL, RCM, RCA, RCSd.. you can apply to come and work with me!
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History of Parliament
11 months ago
#ICYMI
, on the
#HistParl
website this week Dr Robin Eagles looked at the hastily planned Epiphany Ball of 1794, and explored what it tells us about the workings of George III's court.
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Read it here:
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A ācookād upā affair: Queen Charlotteās 1794 Epiphany Ball - The History of Parliament
The Court of George III and Queen Charlotte has often been characterized as a rather dull affair, a stark contrast to the more glitzy events on offer in the
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Also, one of my favourite things in the whole collection a ceiling board from Hampton Court covered in wallpaper from the late 1500s. One of the earliest surviving wallpapers in the world.
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Iām working on an exhibition which really is outside my comfort zone. I donāt feel expert enough for any of it. Then I remember I am a curator and not an historian and so I trust the story the objects are telling me.
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Jennifer Ashby
about 1 year ago
"My thesis supervisor Jürgen Habermas has told me recently he would not have succeeded in today's academia. He has never applied for a grant in his life and he writes long books" - Patrizia Nanz, President of the European University Institute, in a speech today
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Susie Dent
about 1 year ago
Good morning. Word of the Day is as beautiful as it is underused. āConfelicityā is finding joy in the happiness and success of others.
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Hello! Where are my fellow
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I think curatorial practice is changing so rapidly it would be good to get in touch and see examples of best practice
about 1 year ago
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