“This was his temper as a scholar. Accuracy and completeness were his ideals.”

Eleonora Andriani reflects on the work of Hans Meier, former librarian at the Warburg, and his determination to publish an edition of the Liber quatuor distinctionum.

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I’m super excited about Kristina Richardson’s talk ‘Book History from the Margins: What Gutenberg Owed to Medieval Romani Printers’ on 9 May! The event is free, open to the public and online so there’s no reason to miss out 🤓 sign up at the link below 👇

Join our Director's Seminar with Kristina Richardson's and trace the journey of printing technology from Romani printers to Gutenberg.

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9 May, 5:30 - 7pm | Online

Congratulations to Dr Gaston Javier Basile, a former fellow at the Warburg Institute, who has been awarded the William Nelson Prize for the best article published in Renaissance Quarterly during 2023!

Find out more: warburg.sas.ac.uk/news/former-wa… The Renaissance Society of America

Interested in researching the history of witchcraft and magic? The join us to discover the wealth of resources available to you from IHR Wohl Library The Warburg Institute Senate House Library
🗓 16 May
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Gain a deeper understanding of Renaissance art and culture with our Postgraduate Certificate.

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We record a lot of our lectures and events as videos and podcasts.

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Join us on Tuesday 7 May for:

'Melanchthonian Discourse: Reconstructing the Intellectual Ecosystem of Reformation Humanism ' with Tomás Antonio Valle.

Explore the connection between humanism and Protestantism during the Reformation.

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Why do we exchange eggs during Easter?

This tradition, rich in symbolism, represents life and renewal across cultures.

Learn more about the origins of Easter eggs in the book ‘L’Uovo di Pasqua. Magia & simbolo’, by Pierugo Manasse, Warburg Library Classmark: BFC 970.

Did you know that we offer Postgraduate Certificate courses?

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'I have also benefited greatly from the Institute's Photographic Collection. It works similarly to the Library and you are free to browse through the drawers'

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Join us for the official release of the 'Writing Bilingually' database, the first comprehensive survey of prose self-translations produced in Italy and France from the early age of print to the end of the seventeenth century.

Wednesday 15 May, 2-4pm

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There is one month left to apply for our Rubinstein Scholarship!

Open to home students who have been offered a place on our MPhil/PhD programme.

It covers home fees & provides an annual £18,000 maintenance payment for a maximum of three years.

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“…there’s no better academic home than the Warburg.'

In our latest blog, we caught up with Florence Forte, a second-year PhD student at the Institute to learn more about her research on ‘The Genesis Question’ and what led her to study at the Warburg.

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'For fifty years, visitors to the Warburg Institute (...) were greeted by a curious sculpture of a bearded man bearing a ram upon his shoulders'

Learn more about the Wilton-Warburg 'Kriophoros' & how you can support the return of this age-old sentinel: buff.ly/3SQeLqZ

Explore 17th-century Dutch fashion and gender with Angelina Illes in this A Material World
talk.

Discover the cultural impact of Japanese-style gowns in Dutch painting. 👘 Book your spot: buff.ly/3PlF2ey

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'John Donne: In the Shadow of Religion' explores the life of one of the most significant figures of the English Renaissance.

Watch this Renaissance Lives talk with the author, Andrew Hadfield, in conversation with Bill Sherman

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