When I was in art school for my illustration program, my faculty mentor, who remains a positive influence, once told…
*This blog post is originally written and translated for and first published on the blog of the Société bibliographique de…
“If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.” —Marcus Tullius Cicero Plant Humanities Summer…
June was a really intense and stimulating month for me, as I gave four presentations of different (albeit related) topics…
Between the 8th and 10th of this month, I attended the international conference “The Making of Art Expertise: Changing Practices…
Maybe it was because of the beautiful but distracting sunny days, or maybe because it was really time for a…
*This blog post is originally written for and first published on the website of the ARTECHNE project on 3 April…
At the end of January, I spent a few days in Kraków, Poland, for my research. At the Jagiellonian Library,…
In my last blog post, I discussed the reasons for me to look at the original artworks when quality digitized…
Fig. 1. A folio from the Herbarium Danicum sempervivum (1656) at the Royal Danish Library. “The plant is quite large,…