In today’s blog, Freya Purcell (Design historian and Victoria & Albert Museum/Royal College of Art History of Design Masters graduate)…
Next up in our blog series on ‘Teaching Mary’ is Ashley Thompson (University of Glasgow History graduate and Glasgow Women’s…
In today’s blog, Elinor Vickers, Curator at the Scottish Catholic Heritage Collections Trust (also known as Blairs Museum) explores how…
In the first of series of posts on ‘Teaching Mary in the 21st Century’, Emma Webb and Rachel Drury (members…
In today’s blog, Dr Catriona M.M. Macdonald (University of Glasgow) explores the response of historian David Hay Fleming’s to nineteenth-century…
In today’s blog, Queer Artist and Academic, Daniel Fountain, explores the significance of drag in celebrating identity and Scottish heritage, as well as the enduring iconography associated…
To celebrate Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day 2021, Nia Clark, doctoral researcher in Scottish Literature at the University…
Following on from The Catholic Afterlife of Mary Queen of Scots, Part 1: Early Images of a Martyr, Steven Reid…
Today’s blog showcases the recent interview by our project’s co-directors Dr Steven Reid and Anne Dulau-Beveridge for the popular The…
To commemorate the 434th anniversary of Mary’s death, Steven Reid kicks off a series of articles looking at Mary’s afterlife as a Catholic martyr in material culture.