Today's #Feathursday post features an image of a red cardinal.
Source:
Catesby, Mark , 1683-1749
The natural history of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands: containing the figures of birds, beasts, fishes, serpents, insects, and plants ...
D731 C359n / 3-SIZE
Courtesy of Americana!
Our #WordyWednesday post highlights the project that our STEM fellow Ethan is developing this summer. Its focus is improving scholars’ ability to analyze texts written in Guaraní.
More at jcblibrary.org/news/...#WordyWednesday post highlights the project that our STEM fellow Ethan is developing this summer. Its focus is improving scholars’ ability to analyze texts written in Guaraní.
More at jcblibrary.org/news/...
This is a friendly reminder that the John Carter Brown Library will be closed on July 4.
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Happy #feathursday!
Source: Le Vaillant, François, 1753-1824
Histoire naturelle d'une partie d'oiseaux nouveaux et rares de l'Amérique et des Indes ...
E801 L655h / 2-SIZE
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I. Grampusa Mostro Marino II. Vitello Marino III. Goulù Mostro de Mari d'America.
Three monstrous sea creatures or fish. One has a horn in its forehead, and another is striped and has claws.
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As we prepare to welcome our conference attendees to the second day of the Archives of Revolution conference, we are revisiting the blog post from Age of Revolutions by Emma Hart, Sean Quimby, and Karin Wulf. Enjoy!
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Today is the launch of Archives of Revolution: A Conference About How We Make the Past.
Registration has closed, but we want to welcome as many as possible to join us either in person or virtually.
Please email [email protected] if you would like to attend.
More details at jcblibrary.org!
Join us virtually or in person for the keynote address for Archives of Revolution!
This event will take place on Thursday, June 20 at 4:30 p.m. at Sayles Hall. jcblibrary.org
Our latest blog post is a reflection by José Montelongo, Curator of Latin American Books, on our latest exhibition.
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A conference isn't a conference without cool conference promotional products, and we are thrilled to welcome everyone to Archives of Revolution next week.
In-person attendees will receive this limited edition Archives of Revolution bag and a few other fun goodies!
Details at jcblibrary.org!
Our current exhibition is open Monday through Thursday 10 am-12:45 pm and 2 pm-4:45pm, and Friday 10 am-12:45 pm.
This image is one example of the stunning materials featured in Boundaries of Enlightenment, our exhibition curated by José Montelongo.
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Our new exhibition Boundaries of Enlightenment: Exploring Authority and Enquiry in Spanish America is now open to the public!
Details at jcblibrary.org.
Next week!
Join us for the Archives of Revolution conference welcome and keynote talk by Manuel Covo and Christopher Hodson, "The Treasurer’s Tale: A Lost Account of War, White Supremacy, and Black Radicalism in the Haitian Revolution."
Thursday, June 20, 2024 at 4:30 p.m. in Sayles Hall.
The final panel of "Archives of Revolution" (June 20-22) will feature:
Lynne Farrington, U of Pennsylvania Libraries (Chair)
Len von Morzé, U of Massachusetts Boston
Emily Sneff, William & Mary
Ann-Catherine "Anca" Wilkening, Harvard U
Details at jcblibrary.org.
Gorgeous image from americana.jcblibrary.org
Byam, Lydia, fl. 1797 - 1800
A collection of exotics, from the island of Antigua
[London]
D797 B993 /3-SIZE
Session 9 of "Archives of Revolution" (June 20-22) will feature:
Chair: Holly Brewer, University of Maryland
Travis Glasson, Temple University
Asheesh Siddique, University of Massachusetts-Amherst (remote)
Marcus P. Nevius, University of Missouri
Experience our current exhibition, "Boundaries of Enlightenment: Exploring Authority and Enquiry in Spanish America."
94 George St., Providence RI
Details at jcblibrary.org.
Session 8 of Archives of Revolution (June 20-22) will be a Lunch-and-Learn featuring:
Darrell Meadows, National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), Chair
Molly Nebiolo, Butler University
Jessica Parr, Northeastern University
Register today! www.eventbrite.com/e/archives-o...
