Christina J Faraday

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- May 1
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Directness and Intimacy in Hilliard's Miniatures

My article '“it seemeth to be the thing itsefe”: Directness and Intimacy in Nicholas Hilliard’s Portrait Miniatures' is now out in the online journal Études Épistémè. Click to read online:

https://doi.org/10.4000/episteme.5292

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