Investigating European and global cultures during the Middle Ages and Renaissance (500-1675) has both value and relevance to contemporary American students. This interdisciplinary minor in Medieval ...

The BLA concentration in Medieval and Renaissance Studies explores European society and its interactions with world cultures between the 5th – 17th centuries. The program examines how aspects of the ...

Painting and sculpture may fetch the highest prices and become the most renowned artworks, but the humble medium of drawing has been crucially important in art history, if often operating behind the ...

LEONARDO DA VINCI: DRAWINGS FROM THE BIBLIOTECA REALE IN TURIN, ITALY. Birmingham Museum of Art. Through Nov. 9. A single week more, and this intriguing, scholarly and important exhibition will leave ...

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The pieces that are displayed in the exhibition are sourced from the Royal Collection, which, with near 2,000 sheets, possesses one of the world’s largest collections of Renaissance drawings. Drawing ...

Taking classes offered by the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies will introduce you to the middle ages with opportunities to learn about the Vatican Film Library and Pius XII Library’s Rare ...

At Buckingham Palace’s King’s Gallery, is a show of Italian Renaissance royalty. “Drawing the Italian Renaissance” is filled with masterpieces from the epoch by some of the most famous artists who ...

To a visitor, all the objects at the Metropolitan Museum of Art can seem valuable through their age and merit of inclusion in this major arts institution. Yet what we value today is not necessarily ...

The minor in Medieval and Renaissance Studies consists of five semester courses and a language requirement: In order to promote an interdisciplinary approach to the study of the Middle Ages and the ...

John Lansdowne and Stephanie Leone are both Boston College art professors—but one specializes in medieval art, and the other in Renaissance art. For the McMullen Museum of Art’s latest exhibit, ...