I have a small exhibition in Amiens, France at the Louis Aragon library from June 6th to August 29th. It consists of cartoons, prints and objects created in collaboration with Editions 2042
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Thank you for all your lovely feedback on The Unknown! You can watch the full video on YouTube now xx
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«Non è possibile possedere un gatto. Nella migliore delle ipotesi si può essere con loro soci alla pari» (Sir Harry Swanson). Buona giornata del gatto!
#17febbraio
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The final episode of Season 2 is available! On @historecipes Around the Table podcast, listen to my conversation with @sarajcharles about medieval manuscripts, parchment, inks, and more. Available wherever you listen to podcasts and recipes.hypotheses.org/26442.
Marissa Nicosia from Cooking in the Archives spoke with me on Episode 5 of @historecipes Around the Table podcast! Available wherever you listen to podcasts and recipes.hypotheses.org/26388.
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Skyline, from the new 2024 David Singleton mix of I Advance Masked by Andy Summers & Robert Fripp, is being released for the first time today, on digital platforms and DGM Live. All links and information:
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#SummersFripp
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K-12 teachers, higher education faculty and educators: The list of summer #NEHgov 2025 Landmarks and Institutes is live!
Explore the offerings and learn more at ow.ly/BHcH50Utj86. Applications are due March 5, 2025.
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'Physics for Cats' is my next collection of science cartoons. It'll be out in the autumn. More details and an excerpt are here: drawnandquarterly.com/books/…
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...👑 et mon premier Limoux de l'année est sorti du four 😋
Pour info, la couronne des rois est dégustée dans le Sud pour l'épiphanie. Ce qui n'empêche pas de confectionner aussi des galettes, tout est bon pour se régaler 🍾🥂
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LibraryThing wishes our members a Happy Epiphany / Three Kings Day! We hope your celebration is a joyful one! #Epiphany #ThreeKingsDay
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My new year’s resolution generator for @GuardianBooks. Let me know what you get!

ALT Title: Still haven't made a new year's resolution? Let us help you generate one! Image: a diagram which asks you to input “The year of your birth added to the number of pets in your home”, “The number of days in the current month plus your shoe size” and “The sum of the first three digits in your telephone number” which will seemingly make a random resolution but actually always* makes “support your local bookshop”. *Unless you have size 68 shoes or a negative number of pets or some other nonsense in which case you will get the silly outcome you deserve.
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Joyeux Noël ! 🎄
Livre d'heures enluminé par Jean Bourdichon à Tours vers 1515, ayant probablement appartenu à François Ier. Conservé à la Morgan Library de New York. Pure merveille.
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Wishing you a very Merry Christmas from everyone at the National Gallery 🌟
Join Carlo as we take a closer look at 'The Adoration of the Shepherds'.
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Happy Holidays!
Wishing you a holiday season full of peace, joy and more beautiful moments in nature.
Photo by @grandtetonnps
Merry Christmas! I have two stacks of books to peruse over the holidays—one of which probably caught me this contagion, while roaming the stacks during finals :-/
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Happy #StNicholasDay! Born in Patara (in what is now Turkey), the saint known for his secret gift-giving became over time the inspiration for today's figure of Santa Claus. See the visual journey undertaken in our "Pictorial History of Santa Claus" — publicdomainreview.org/colle…
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We're celebrating 12 Days of Medieval Illuminations. Today, 9 medieval moons.
Tag yourself, we're the tiny blue one. 🌚
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How do libraries survive wars, looting, and religious upheaval? My latest review in the Journal of Jesuit Studies looks at "The Baltic Battle of Books", an excellent collection exploring libraries during the Age of Confessionalization. Read more: brill.com/view/journals/jjs/…



































