Two Hindustani Manuscripts at the John Rylands Research Institute and Library
Guest researcher Dr Manjiri Thakoor writes on the making of the Mahabharata, and discusses the characteristics of the ‘Adi Parva’ and ‘Rama Vijaya’ held at the Rylands.
Guest researcher Dr Manjiri Thakoor writes on the making of the Mahabharata, and discusses the characteristics of the ‘Adi Parva’ and ‘Rama Vijaya’ held at the Rylands.
In the second of two blog posts, Reader Services Assistants Ian Graham and Angela Petyt-Whittaker continue to discuss their jointContinue Reading
In the first of two blog posts, Reader Services Assistants Ian Graham and Angela Petyt-Whittaker discuss their joint project toContinue Reading
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Portrait of a Young Man, referred to as the Grafton portrait, held in the John Rylands Library, is by anContinue Reading
Having been inspired by an undergraduate Art History and Visual Collections Seminar first year student Kelly Stanford has returnedContinue Reading
Today marks the centenary of the death of Walter Crane (1845-1915), one of the most important artists, designers and bookContinue Reading
Following on from seminar work that Edward Wouk taught through his class, Renaissance Print Cultures, the Library has been reassessingContinue Reading