Yes! I've finally caught a stenciled text in the wild! Thanks to a Manuscripts Morning workshop by Laura Light Les Enluminures, otherwise I would never have picked up on this. 🙏🏽 (MS leaf from a large private collection which will soon enter our library on long term deposit).

We are delighted to return to the 69th edition of the @thewintershowny. For this important occasion, we will bring together a group of spectacular manuscripts, leaves & jewelry from the Middle Ages & Renaissance. Vitis our booth A6 from January 20 - 29✨ ow.ly/V2mR50MqKSM

Par les Les Enluminures : « Nous sommes ravis de revenir à la 69ème édition du @thewintershowny . Pour cette occasion importante, nous réunirons un groupe de manuscrits spectaculaires, de feuilles et de bijoux du Moyen Âge et de la Renaissance ». ✨ ow.ly/V2mR50MqKSM

We want to congratulate our very own Laura Light, who is currently on research leave at the Bodleian Library in Oxford.🎉 Catch her talk at the Medieval Church and Culture seminar on 21 February.

"Manuscripts in the Classroom" in collaboration with Les Enluminures, brings nine medieval manuscripts to the OSU campus for students and scholars to view in person. Learn more about the manuscripts at bit.ly/3k5mGSe

New blog! Bibliomorphy: Gothic (and Earlier). Read it now on our Text Manuscripts website. textmanuscripts.com/blog/entry/02-…

Les Enluminures is delighted to return to TEFAF | The European Fine Art Foundation Maastricht, from March 11-19, 2023. To accompany our latest publication on Books of Hours, Les Enluminures will bring a special exhibition entitled “Women and the Book” to TEFAF this year. Stay tuned for more info! #medievaltwitter

Hugely excited: This Friday Laura Light, current Peter Selley Fellow Bodleian Libraries, & Martin Kauffmann, Head of Early & Rare Collections, present on medieval manuscript trade today (real mss included!) Bodleian Centre for the Study of the Book 10.30 medieval.ox.ac.uk/2022/10/20/med…

Highlights from our “Women and the Book” exhibition at TEFAF | The European Fine Art Foundation ~ Today, the spotlight falls on an exquisite Italian Book of Hours, probably made for the nun who is beautifully portrayed within the pages. #medievaltwitter . Visit us at Stand 243 at the MECC, through 19 March!

Highlights from our "Women and the Book" exhibition at TEFAF | The European Fine Art Foundation ~ featured today is a beautiful leaf from Gratian's Decretum, the most important canon law text of the Middle Ages. #medievaltwitter . Visit us at the MECC, Stand 243, through 19 March!

Highlights from our "Women and the Book" exhibit TEFAF | The European Fine Art Foundation ~ our third highlight features a pair of spectacular beaded carved jet necklaces from 17th-century Spain, worn by abbesses along the pilgrimage route. Visit us at the MECC, Stand 243, through March 19! #medievaltwitter

Highlights from our exhibit, "Women and the Book," TEFAF | The European Fine Art Foundation ~ our final feature lauds the career of sixteenth-century female entrepreneur Yolande Bonhomme, who was responsible for this fine printed Horae. We hope to see you during the last days of TEFAF 2023! #medievaltwitter

Parmi les récentes acquisitions The Huntington, il y a ce dessin anonyme (630 x 500 mm) rapproché de Pierre Mignard, Allégorie de Marie Anne Christine, Dauphine de France, qui recèle en fait le texte complet 🔬du Il Trionfo d'applausi & di Glorie figurato.... d'Ignacio Muligina

The NY Int’l Antiquarian Book Fair preview opens tonight from 5-8 pm! We look forward to welcoming you at our booth, D15. Featuring the beautiful Hours of Jean Antoine de Mahieu and Jacqueline de Sivry, filled with 22 full-page miniatures. Southern Netherlands, c. 1460.

The annual Fall update for Text Manuscripts is online. You can find the list, textmanuscripts.com/tm-assets/Les%… and see the 36 "new" manuscripts online, textmanuscripts.com/medieval?refer… One highlight:

From the new text manuscripts update. One of the most unusual Gospel Book I've seen; everything is atypical of the genre (date, size, script, and decoration). Online now, textmanuscripts.com/medieval/gospe…

Help!! Does anyone know what has happened to the Repertorium biblicum medii aevi online site? repbib.uni-trier.de I haven't been able to access it for a week or so.#medieval #medievalbible #medievalcataloguing

A lovely collection of Carthusian sermons that begins with this illuminated page. Has anyone seen this monogram before (detail below)?

Happy news, the Repertorium biblicum medii aevi is back online, repbib.uni-trier.de/cgi-bin/rebiho…. This is a wonderful resource and (based on my own tiny survey), there are many scholars who don't know about it. Check it out!