Medieval History
Karl Fugelso reviewed Seymour Chwast's Dante's Divine Comedy: A Graphic Adaptation, for medievally speaking.
- The Canterbury Tales Gets Reinvented As A Graphic Novel
In The Canterbury Tales, American illustrator Seymour Chwast reimagines Chaucer?s poetic survey of medieval England. And, true to Chaucer's vision, each character featured in the original gets a chance to tell their highly visual story, from the Cook...
- Ronald Herzman Reviews Looney, Freedom Readers
Dennis Looney, Freedom Readers: The African American Reception of Dante Alighieri and the Divine Comedy. Notre Dame, Indiana: University of Notre Dame Press Reviewed by Ronald Herzman ([email protected]) Dennis Looney's Freedom Readers: The...
- Medievalism Now Forthcoming
We are happy to announce a special issue of The Year's Work in Medievalism forthcoming in May. Entitled Medievalism NOW, and edited by Karl Fugelso, E. L. Risden, and Richard Utz, it will be available online and with full open access...
- Fugelso Interviews Barry Moser, Dante Illustrator
For Allen Mandelbaum?s three-volume translation of the Divine Comedy, acclaimed artist Barry Moser executed 81 ink-and-wash illustrations. The 35 for Inferno were largely executed in July 1979 and first published in 1980; the 33 for Purgatorio were...
- Fugelso Reviews Resonances: Historical Essays On Continuity And Change
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Medieval History
Fugelso reviews Chwast,
Karl Fugelso reviewed Seymour Chwast's Dante's Divine Comedy: A Graphic Adaptation, for medievally speaking.
- The Canterbury Tales Gets Reinvented As A Graphic Novel
In The Canterbury Tales, American illustrator Seymour Chwast reimagines Chaucer?s poetic survey of medieval England. And, true to Chaucer's vision, each character featured in the original gets a chance to tell their highly visual story, from the Cook...
- Ronald Herzman Reviews Looney, Freedom Readers
Dennis Looney, Freedom Readers: The African American Reception of Dante Alighieri and the Divine Comedy. Notre Dame, Indiana: University of Notre Dame Press Reviewed by Ronald Herzman ([email protected]) Dennis Looney's Freedom Readers: The...
- Medievalism Now Forthcoming
We are happy to announce a special issue of The Year's Work in Medievalism forthcoming in May. Entitled Medievalism NOW, and edited by Karl Fugelso, E. L. Risden, and Richard Utz, it will be available online and with full open access...
- Fugelso Interviews Barry Moser, Dante Illustrator
For Allen Mandelbaum?s three-volume translation of the Divine Comedy, acclaimed artist Barry Moser executed 81 ink-and-wash illustrations. The 35 for Inferno were largely executed in July 1979 and first published in 1980; the 33 for Purgatorio were...
- Fugelso Reviews Resonances: Historical Essays On Continuity And Change
...