Writing the Garden
Lucy Writes HistoryWomen, History, Nature
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A Twilight Garden for June
The bats came out at dusk, about a month ago. When the air is still cold at night, you see them first as solitary flickers round the edges of the house. The house martins are returning too, and both birds and bats fly in similar looping pat...
Casual cruelties: Why does the fertility industry do it?
A mid-week post from me today. As you will know if you’ve read previous posts, I spend a lot of time researching pregnancy loss and infertility in history, and I am pretty consistently unimpressed by the historically shite way we deal with...
Face Value: What Did Holbein's Tudorsˆreallyˆlook like in the first place?
Costumes, cosmetics and the casual misogyny of an art historian
Earlier this week I was chatting to a friend of mine who is a historical costume practitioner and has a sharp radar for anything that smacks of theory over evidence. We were t...
Dead Queens Don't Kiss Back: The 'New' Portrait of Anne Boleyn and the Fetishising of Famous Female Faces
Anne Boleyn?
A couple of days ago, the Guardian reported on an article by Karen Davies, Hassan Ugail, and David G. Stork, which suggests that a portrait by Holbein may be re-identified as showing Henry VIII’s enigmatic second wife, Anne B...
Margaret Paston's Girdle and the Importance of Pregnancy Gossip
Cecily Heron, by Hans Holbein the Younger, c. 1527
In December 1441, a woman wrote a letter to her husband. The couple had been married for about a year, and were both under the age of 20. Her name was Margaret, and he was John Paston. In...
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