Recent Blogging
Installation view of the exhibition Beethoven Moves, with John Baldessari’s Beethoven’s Trumpet (with Ear) Opus #132, 2007, resin, fiberglass,...
Enfilade • 27 Dec 2020
Today is the feast of the Holy Baptism of the Lord.He was bornand was baptizedthat by His PassionHe might cleanse the water.-- Ignatius of Antioch,...
Siris • 10 Jan 2021
When Dr. Nathaniel Martyn “absconded” in 1770, leaving his wife and two children with her family, he left behind another child as well.Three...
Boston 1775 • 11 Jan 2021
The 2020 issue of the Metropolitan Museum Journal is now available at The University of Chicago Press website and The Met Store. PDF’s are available...
Enfilade • 6 Jan 2021
This talk was slated for last March; it’s been rescheduled as an online event, sponsored by the Mellon Centre: Rebecca Tropp, Accommodating the Picturesque:...
Enfilade • 9 Jan 2021
The NSW Criminal Use Bill.This bill, if passed without amendments made, will see the simple tasks taken by Law Abiding Firearm Owners of maintaining...
A Woodsrunner's Diary • 15 Jan 2021
Leather Leggings Documentation Pre 1770. NOTE: Wash-leather was an 18th century term for brain tanned leather. https://www.academia.edu/11291281/Fur_and_Leather_Garments_in_18th_and_19th_century_New_England...
A Woodsrunner's Diary • 31 Dec 2020
All At Sea: Naval Support for the British Army During the American Revolutionary War by John Dillon. (Warwick, England: Helion & Company Limited,...
Journal of the American Revolution • 20 Jan 2021
Historians and museum curators are already hard at work preserving the history of the Storming of the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on 6 January 2021. ...
Brian Sandberg: Historical Perspectives • 10 Jan 2021
Ouverture des candidatures pour l’obtention d’allocation de formation et de recherche en archéologie, patrimoine bâti, patrimoine...
Le blog de l'APAHAU • 22 Jan 2021