It’s not uncommon for Medieval manuscripts to be bound in animal skins. The hides of deer and goats were used, as were those of boars. But a new analysis of 16 manuscripts held in a French abbey ...

An artist's latest exhibition has launched in the medieval Undercroft at Carlisle Cathedral. On Monday, April 28, Michael Batey, an artist from the area, launched the 'Art and Creation exhibition'.

He adds: “One of the most important things when studying detail in early medieval/Anglo-Saxon artwork ... That’s where the internal, art historical evidence points ... New ideas and theories ...

These marine mammals were rarely depicted in medieval art or coats of arms ... the sealskins probably matched the White Monks’ preferred aesthetic. (Over the centuries, however, the book ...

Through the mystery of faith and fabrics, designers everywhere addressed the complex world of Catholic art in this ...

The mammal was rarely depicted in medieval art, and neither did it hold a place in heraldry. “This lack of representation might have contributed to a detachment from the animal’s true identity ...

Art showcasing York's medieval history could be installed in the city's snickelways as part of wider efforts to revive them. Plans lodged with City of York Council suggest creating 11 pieces ...

Leading the aesthetic effort is ArtHaus, a local nonprofit organization that offers art education for local youth and supports art initiatives throughout the city. ArtHaus Executive Director ...

Her art was displayed at the World Expo by the time she was eight ... Time travel, but make it couture. As AI-generated aesthetics flood the creative world, Chen is strikingly grounded. “When ...

aesthetic preoccupations and believed that abstract painting possessed a comparable capacity to encapsulate spirituality. They recognised similar qualities in medieval Irish art, too. Differences ...

The revival of traditional Asian aesthetics is also gaining traction in global art markets and exhibitions. What once may have been labeled as “craft” is now entering the fine art discourse with ...