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Ren Lyfe: Renaissance and Early Modern Fashion Geekery; or, Philip Stubbes and John Rainolds Would Disapprove of my Fashion Sense

Than who is he that will take pleasure in vayne apparell, which if it be worne but a while will fall to ragges, and if it be not worne, will soone rotte or els be eaten with mothes. –Anatomie of Abuses. Philip Stubbes. The past week I’ve been terribly sick, and while I was not […]

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Posted in Silly Things, #WoodcutWednesday Tagged Ren Lyfe, clothing, fashion, early modern, Zazzle, Montaigne, Robert Greene, renaissance, Conny-catching, Shakespeare, Kempe, skepticism, Aldus, Thomas Nashe, John Rainolds, woodcuts, Phillip Stubbes

The Medieval and Early Modern Meme Menagerie, or, Grumpy Cat is a Time Lord

While working on my previous post on the possible relationship between Richard Pynson’s 1506 Kalender of Shepherdes and William Shakespeare’s Othello, I turned to the sources of the Kalender’s Vision of Lazarus. I checked Pynson against not only the French Compost et kalendrier des bergers, but also against the Ars Moriendi in general and L’Art […]

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Posted in #WoodcutWednesday, Silly Things Tagged memes, early modern, Grumpy Cat, medieval 5 Comments

#WoodcutWednesday-Haters Gonna Hate

I have been experimenting with ways to incorporate earlier #WoodcutWednesdays into my blog, but have not found a suitable format yet. I tried out a plugin that pulled Tweets from Twitter, but it does not yet have the functionality to pull the images along with it. I’ve also been trying to creat dynamic sliders, but […]

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#WoodcutWednesday test… But at least it has a cool pic.

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Memeing the Early Modern: Danse Harlem Shake Macabre #WoodcutWednesday

While I should have spent the past few days finishing my post on Othello’s “Arabian trees” that drop “medicinable gum,” I, instead, spent the last day or so working on a new late medieval/ early modern meme experiment. The “Harlem Shake” phenomenon’s coolness has dissipated in about the amount of time it takes to watch […]

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Posted in #WoodcutWednesday, Silly Things Tagged woodcuts, #WoodcutWednesday, Danse Macabre, early modern, Harlem Shake 3 Comments

We Cannot Allow This Twitter Image Gap! An Early Modern #WoodcutWednesday Challenge

When I started using Twitter regularly about a year ago, I was drawn to the fascinating Twitter Feeds of medievalists like @Erik_Kwakkel and @Sarah_Peverley, both of whom not only use their Twitter Feeds to discuss medieval art and literature but also post beautiful and oftentimes funny images taken of medieval manuscripts. I always looked forward […]

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Posted in Silly Things, #WoodcutWednesday Tagged #WoodcutWednesday, early modern, woodcuts
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