Lost Medieval Paintings Recreated After 650 Years - Medievalists.net
Researchers in Germany have reconstructed 26 medieval paintings hidden for more than 650 years using multispectral imaging and 3D modelling.
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Bayeux Tapestry Exhibition Opens at British Museum - Medievalists.net
The Bayeux Tapestry exhibition has opened at the British Museum, drawing huge crowds and widespread coverage from media around the world.
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Online Medieval Courses Starting in September - Medievalists.net
This month sees three courses set to start, dealing with the Carolingians, the Angevins, and the Crusades.
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New Medieval Books: The Mongol Archive in Late Medieval France - Medievalists.net
As news reached 13th-century Europe of a new power emerging in the East, the kings of France were among those most eager to learn more about these mysterious newcomers. This book traces their efforts to understand the Mongols, establish connections with them, and explores how these encounters left their mark on medieval France.
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World History Sacred and Profane: The Case of Medieval Christian and Islamic World Chronicles - Medievalists.net
A comparison of medieval Christian and Muslim world chronicles, examining how historians used religion, chronology and changing political realities to create unified accounts of the past.
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The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam Has Digitized 840,000 Works of Art, Including Great Works by Rembrandt and Vermeer
Art may seem inessential to those who make the big decisions in times of crisis. But it never seemed more necessary to artists working in the time of plague. So it was 366 years ago when Rembrandt painted a portrait of his son, Titus, in a monk's robe in 1660.
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