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The Place of Piety in the Italian Renaissance Home. Other Publications by Team Members. All images illustrated above are provided to the. Project by the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Virgin and Child with St. 631 Further information can be found on the Fitzwilliam Museum website. A Visit to the Marche.
A blog about my research and writing on medieval and early modern Ireland and the Irish diaspora. I am interested in histories of gender, violence, religion and memory. Sunday, 14 February 2016. Women of the 1916 Dublin Rising. On 14th February 2016, I gave a short overview of the Easter Rising and the role of women in it at a community event in Melbourne - Brigidfest. There are also books, webs.