Bart Westerweel

A Study of Four Poems by George Herbert

Patterns and Patterning

Alastair Hamilton

Maurits H. Van Den Boogert

This collection of articles analyses the interests and experiences in the Levant of a number of leading western scholars of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with an emphasis on the networks of learned friends throughout Europe with whom they corresponded.

The Republic of Letters And the Levant

Eric Jan Sluijter

Juliette Roding

In January 2001 the Sir Thomas Browne Institute, the research centre for Anglo-Dutch cultural and intellectual relations at Leiden University (STBI), co-organized the international conference 'Dutch artists in Britain, 1550-1750', together with the Leiden centre for early Modern studies (LINT). Aim of the conference was to shed light on the largely uncharted area of the presence of Dutch artists in England and the works of art they produced. Many questions were raised and (party) answered, about the road to success for some, or the causes of failure for others, about the role of intermediairies and patrons and their attitude to Dutch art, about the way artists from the Low Countries adapted to the English market. Selection of the papers presented at the conference.

Dutch and Flemish Artists in Britain, 1550-1800

Theo d'. Haen

Theo d' Haen

Studies in Anglo-Dutch Literary Translation

Something Understood

Bart Westerweel

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