Kraus map collection now accessible
Joan Blaeu's world map "Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Tabula," 1648. The Ransom Center's copy, one of only two known to exist and the only colored copy, survives complete with an accompanying text. Photo...
View ArticleFrank Reaugh project reveals new details of the artist’s process
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View ArticleDigital collection features more than 8,000 items
The Ransom Center has launched a new platform of freely available digitized images of collection materials on its website. The new site contains more than 8,000 items and will continue to grow as newly...
View ArticleLetter reveals lessons in seventeenth-century home economics in London
According to Mary Evelyn, the wife of John Evelyn, a renowned English intellectual, diarist, and horticulturalist in the late seventeenth century, it cost £313 and 1 shilling to set up a proper...
View ArticleCollection of diplomat’s seventeenth-century newsletters reveal insights into...
I must thank you for the chocolate and snuff you intend to send me, if it be perfumed with anything but orange or jessamin [jasmine] flowers, I had rather have plain, for I find all musk etc. hurts my...
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