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Beautiful work by Camila in the Bib Room @massey_c Beautiful work by Camila in the Bib Room @massey_college for Latin America History month! Please join us for a one-day display of the new Latin American materials featuring books, photographs, posters, and more at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library on Friday, October 31, in the Maclean Hunter Room. Drop in any time between 12-5 pm. #print #printing #latinamerica #history #uoft #masseycollege #bhpc #thomasfisherrarebooklibrary #bookhistory
In one week we will be hosting our 13th Annual J. In one week we will be hosting our 13th Annual J. R. de J. Jackson Lecture, in association with the Book & Media Studies Program at St. Michael's College. This year’s lecture, by Kristina Richardson (University of Virginia), will consider the blockprinting tradition that flourished in Egypt from the 800s to ca. 1420 and its relationship to the emergence of blockprinting in southern Germany in the 1410s. Professor Richardson will also lead a student seminar in the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library the day after the lecture, drawing on materials from the Fisher collection and developing themes from her talk. The seminar is open to graduate students in BHPC’s participating units, including those not enrolled in BHPC, and to upper-year undergraduates in the BMS program. Registration for the seminar is required as space is limited. To register, email bookhistory@masseycollege.ca.
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