Category Archives: Podcast

Accès : ici The most gifted Flemish court painter is the subject of today’s podcast. Was van Eyck a manuscript illuminator as well as a painter? The answer rests within the Turin-Milan Hours. Host Sandra Hindman sits down with two leading scholars … Lire la suite →

Now that the exhibition is unfortunately closed due to the measures taken against COVID-19, we would like to bring the Van Eyck experience to art lovers at home. 360° virtual tour Visit Flanders and the MSK joined forces with Belgian … Lire la suite →

Séminaire web animé par Nicolas Michel (UNamur)Cassiodore à l’Université de Cracovie (1430-1470) : autour de Jean de Dabrowka et de ses étudiants8 avril 2020 Source : YouTube — H37

Anna Lagaron (doctorante Aix-Marseille Université/IREMAM), Étude préliminaire des graffiti arabes de la Nativité et des routes de pèlerinages au Sinaï Accès : ici Source : EPIMED

Webséminaire animé par Estelle Ingrand-Varenne: Ecrire dans les lieux saints du Royaume latin de Jérusalem : transmission et enjeux de la pratique épigraphique du Moyen Âge à aujourd’hui16 avril 2020 Source : YouTube – H37

Today, more than 30,000 fragments of medieval manuscripts can be found in hundreds of North American collections, and yet such fragments are often dismissed by scholars as unworthy of study and by librarians as too difficult to catalogue. On the … Lire la suite →

Webséminaire animé par Didier Panfili (Université Paris1-Sorbonne / LAMOP): Cachez ces (400) chirographes que je ne saurais voir. La pratique chirographaire et ses usages en Bas-Languedoc (1060-1220). Source : YouTube – H37

The Paul Mellon Centre has now released seven episodes of a new podcast series, British Art Talks, which are permanently available across our website, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Each episode features new research and aims to enhance and expand knowledge of British art and architecture. … Lire la suite →

Nicolas Schroeder, « Interpolation ou spécificités de gestion ? Les descriptions “carolingiennes” des domaines de Wissembourg et Altenstadt dans le Liber Edilini », intervention au Webinaire H37 Histoire et Cultures graphiques, le 18 mai 2020 à 14h. Source : YouTube – H37

This talk will explore the hidden narratives behind medieval artworks, revealing that far from reflecting their owners’ power and status, these objects conveyed the uncertainty of everyday life and the fragility of princely rule during the Middle Ages.​ Source : … Lire la suite →