Cabinet of Curiosities 'Early Modern Senses' workshop

In this workshop we will explore the significance, perceptions and impact of smells, sights and sounds in early modern society.

Featuring:

Dr. Katherine Butler, University of Oxford

An Elizabethan Perspective on the Benefits of Singing Motets: The Inscriptions in Robert Dow’s Music Partbooks

 William Tullett, King’s College, London

‘What was masculine about the [smell of] the Public Sphere?’

 Elizabeth Atkinson, King’s College, London

  ‘A Touch of Faith’: Touch, Objects, and Devotion in Early Modern England

All are welcome but space is limited. so please reserve your place https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cabinet-of-curiosities-workshop-early-modern-senses-tickets-19150851713

For more information or questions, please contact the York Cabinet of Curiosities at yorkcabinetofcuriosities@gmail.com.

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All are welcome!