UCL Medieval and Renaissance Studies
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Albrecht Durer. The Castle of Trento. 1495. Watercolour, British Museum, London
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Migne's Patrologia Latina remains an indispensible resource for medieval and renaissance scholars. As with most of the library, students can borrow from this series. We also have them online, as with many other resources.
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Donatello, Herod's Banquet. 1427. Bronze, Baptistry, Siena
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The Flaxman Gallery in the Main Library. John Flaxman (1755-1826) was a great student of medieval and renaissance art. The Gallery (1851) holds much of his extant relief work and we have many of his sketchbooks from his studies in Italy.
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The Monumenta Germaniae Historica is a crucial resource covering much more than German history. As well as copies in the Royal Historical Society Library at UCL we have access to the complete online edition.
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Mansa Musa, King of Mali. The Catalan Atlas (1375). Bibliotheque national de France
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The MARS degree places an especial emphasis on giving students the skills to handle manuscripts. Our palaeography collection is a library which gives studentsthe resources they need to complement our teaching.
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MARS students and staff end of year party 2011
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MARS private view of the British Museum's 'Treasures of Heaven' exhibition
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Jan van der Straat, 'New discoveries', c.1600
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UCL has a long tradition of Scandinavian Studies and the collection for medieval Scandinavian studies is one of the best in the country.
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