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Mnemosyne: The Warburg Institute Blog

From research insights to interviews with staff and students, search through our blogs

Blog highlights

From the Library: Nine Books for the Nine Muses

Studying at the Warburg: An interview with PhD student Hugh Cullimore

Anatomy of a Collection Item: De re vestiaria libellus ex Bayfio decerptus

Latest blogs

Can early Christian artworks from India reveal religious syncretism?

From the Library: Five Books to Inspire Your Travels

Researching Early Modern Self-Translation: An Interview with the "Writing Bilingually" Project Team

Anatomy of a Collection Item: Discorsi di Niccolo Machiauelli cittadino et segretario fiorentino sopra la prima deca di Tito Liuio

From the Library: Four of the Oldest Books

One Hundred Years On: Warburg’s Discovery of the Ellipse

Life after the Warburg

Life after the Warburg: Paolo Sachet

Life after the Warburg: Fabio Tononi

Life after the Warburg: Charles Saumarez Smith

Life after the Warburg: Alison Cole

Life after the Warburg: Allegra Baggio Corradi

Life after the Warburg: Judith Clark

Life after the Warburg: Andrew Manns

Life after the Warburg: Phoebe Liu

Studying

Studying at the Warburg: An interview with PhD student Florence Forte

Top tips for new students to the Warburg Institute

Anthony Caro 'Open Secret': meet our MA student curators

Research

Reconstructing Benin Costume

Aby Warburg and the Noble Tyrant (1452/1905)

Meet the Warburg

Meet the Warburg: Paul Taylor, Curator of the Photographic Collection

Meet the Warburg: Mark Amies, Scanner Operator

Meet the Warburg: Rembrandt Duits, Deputy-Curator of the Photographic Collection

Meet the Warburg: Caspar Pearson, Director of Studies

Meet the Warburg: Thalia Allington-Wood, Lecturer in Renaissance and Early Modern Art History

Meet the Warburg: Alessandro Scafi, Senior Lecturer in Medieval and Renaissance Cultural History

History of the Warburg

Under the protection of Mnemosyne: Fritz Schumacher’s drawing for the K. B. W. lintel rediscovered

Aby Warburg’s Lectures on Leonardo, 1899

From research insights to interviews with staff and students, search through our blogs