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The painting The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicholaes Tulp by Rembrandt shows a group of formally dressed men, some wearing dark hats, gathered around a pale, lifeless male corpse lying on a wooden table. Dr Tulp, positioned to the right, gestures with surgical tools as he explains the exposed anatomy of the corpse’s left arm, while the figures around him display varied expressions of curiosity in a dimly lit room with a dramatic sense of light and shadow.

Rembrandt and the Art of Dissection

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A painting of men working on a fire

Materials of Progress: Steel and European Narratives of Civilisation

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Multisensory Use of Sugar Sculpture in Renaissance England

Multisensory Use of Sugar Sculpture in Renaissance England

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Black Abolitionists and Ladies’ Antislavery Societies in Edinburgh

Black Abolitionists and Ladies’ Antislavery Societies in Edinburgh

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The Enigmatic Life and Art of Pieter Anthonisz van Groenewegen

The Enigmatic Life and Art of Pieter Anthonisz van Groenewegen

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Letters from Drancy

Letters from Drancy

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How a slice of Modernist Architecture ended up in Rural England

How a slice of Modernist Architecture ended up in Rural England

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In Search of the Orb: Architectural Ephemera on a University Campus

In Search of the Orb: Architectural Ephemera on a University Campus

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The Fear of Being Buried Alive in Nineteenth-century Europe

The Fear of Being Buried Alive in Nineteenth-century Europe

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Sacred Water in Early Christian Rome

Sacred Water in Early Christian Rome

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Niche History Picks from EPOCH

Niche History Picks from EPOCH

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A Deviant Burial from Early Medieval Dorset

A Deviant Burial from Early Medieval Dorset

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Frozen Plans: A British Empire in the Arctic?

Frozen Plans: A British Empire in the Arctic?

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Review: Darren Freebury-Jones’s Shakespeare’s Borrowed Feathers

Review: Darren Freebury-Jones’s Shakespeare’s Borrowed Feathers

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The Unorthodox Knighting of Amaury de Montfort, 1213

The Unorthodox Knighting of Amaury de Montfort, 1213

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The Jewish Man and the Aryan Woman in Nazi Propaganda

The Jewish Man and the Aryan Woman in Nazi Propaganda

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The Ranters and the Apocalypse

The Ranters and the Apocalypse

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British Merchants in Nineteenth Century Sicily

British Merchants in Nineteenth Century Sicily

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What did the Medieval Warhorse Look Like?

What did the Medieval Warhorse Look Like?

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Irish Free State Volunteers of the Second World War

Irish Free State Volunteers of the Second World War

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In Conversation about Conservation

In Conversation about Conservation

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Vampires and the Borders of Europe

Vampires and the Borders of Europe

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The Cold War and Thirty Years of Anglo-Soviet Cultural Exchange

The Cold War and Thirty Years of Anglo-Soviet Cultural Exchange

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Enclosure: ‘Improving’ the Scottish Countryside

Enclosure: ‘Improving’ the Scottish Countryside

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