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Yale's Lewis Walpole Library is a center for the study of the 18th century and Horace Walpole's world
@lewiswalpolelib.bsky.socialBring your students to the Lewis Walpole Library, and we'll help them learn about book history, printmaking, connoisseurship, collecting, material culture, and more. What can we do for your class?
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@strawbhillhouse.bsky.socialReposted by @lewiswalpolelib.bsky.social🏰 CALL FOR PAPERS
Gothic 1730–1850: Traditions, Transmissions, Translations
📚 Literature, art, architecture & material culture
🗓 17–18 June 2027
✍️ Submit by 4 January 2027
Read the full call below & please share! www.strawberryhillhouse.org.uk/gothic-confe...
@cecs-york.bsky.socialReposted by @lewiswalpolelib.bsky.social📢 Our next seminar is scheduled for Tuesday 20 October with Elisabeth Gernerd presenting a paper on: "The Ugly Stepsister: Satirical Prints and Fashion History"
🗓️ Tuesday 20 October, 5pm
📍 H/G09, Heslington Hall & Zoom
🔗 www.york.ac.uk/eighteenth-c...
@lewiswalpolelib.bsky.socialSymposium HOGARTH: HIS ART, LIFE, AND TIMES. A Tribute to Ronald Paulson. 14-16 October at the Yale Center for British Art, New Haven. Free and open to the public.
walpole.library.yale.edu/programs/hog...
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@lewiswalpolelib.bsky.socialApplications for the 2027-28 #Fellowship year are now being accepted through November 2.
Apply today apply.interfolio.com/186941
Questions? Email [email protected] info: walpole.library.yale.edu/fellowships/...
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@lewiswalpolelib.bsky.social29th Lewis Walpole Library Lecture Emma Rothschild on "The Counter-Revolution of 1776 in France" 29th October 5:30 pm Whitney Humanities Center, Auditorium L02 New Haven, CT @YaleLibrary
@lewiswalpolelib.bsky.socialWelcome to Abigail Swingen, Executive Director and W.S.Lewis Librarian! A scholar of British history, Swingen will lead the library in furthering its goals as an internationally recognized research center for British #18th-century studies.
