Enhance your summer with a talk about art in medieval times. Dr. Jennifer Lee of the Herron School of Art and Design will be at the Library on the evening of Tuesday, June 14th for “Finding the Unicorn in Medieval Art.” She will show images and discuss art from the medieval period, including illuminated manuscripts and tapestries, the multiple aspects of unicorn symbolism in Arthurian legend and other literature, the bestiary tradition, love imagery, and religious symbolism. Join us and learn about the art of the times from an expert, and check out our large collection of art books to borrow afterward. The program begins at 6:30pm in the Lora Hussey Room, please register here.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Calling all art-lovers...
Enhance your summer with a talk about art in medieval times. Dr. Jennifer Lee of the Herron School of Art and Design will be at the Library on the evening of Tuesday, June 14th for “Finding the Unicorn in Medieval Art.” She will show images and discuss art from the medieval period, including illuminated manuscripts and tapestries, the multiple aspects of unicorn symbolism in Arthurian legend and other literature, the bestiary tradition, love imagery, and religious symbolism. Join us and learn about the art of the times from an expert, and check out our large collection of art books to borrow afterward. The program begins at 6:30pm in the Lora Hussey Room, please register here.
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