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DESCRIPTION:Timothy Husband will be coming to speak in the Book Arts\nSemin
 ar Wednesday\, November 4th\, 2009 on: 'The Art of Illumination: The\nLimb
 ourg Brothers and the 'Belles Heures' of Jean de France\, Duc de\nBerry.'
 \n\nDr. Husband is currently a curator of Medieval Art and The\nCloisters 
 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art\, where he has been since 1970. He\nis a
 lso the President of the Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi of the United States\
 ,\nsince 2006. He received his BA from Harvard University\, MA from the In
 stitute\nof Fine Arts at New York University and his PhD from the Graduate
  School of\nArts and Sciences at Columbia University.Dr. Husband is the au
 thor of many books and articles including\, The Art of\nIllumination: The 
 Limbourg Brothers and the Belles Heures of Jean de France\,\nDuc de Berry 
 (2008)\; The Treasury of Basel Cathedral (2001)\; The\nMedieval Housebook 
 and the Art of Illumination (1999)\; The Luminous\nImage: Painted Glass Ro
 undels in the Lowlands 1480-1560 (1995)\; Europe\nin the Middle Ages: The 
 Late Gothic from the Death of Saint-Louis to the\nReformation (1987)\; Med
 ieval Pageantry (1987)\; The Wild\nMan: Medieval Myth and Symbolism (1980)
 \; and The Secular Spirit: Life\nand Art at the End of the Middles Ages (1
 975).He has curated a number of exhibitions\, the most recent being\, 'The
  Art of\nIllumination: The Belles Heures of Jean de France\, Duc de Berry'
  at the\nMetropolitan Museum of Art and Musée du Louvre\, Paris on view fr
 om 2010 to\n2011. He has also curated 'The Treasury of Basel Cathedral' at
  the\nMetropolitan Museum of Art\, Historisches Museum in Basel\, and Baye
 risches\nNationalmuseum in Munich (2001-2002)\; 'Tilman Riemenschneider\, 
 Master\nSculpture of the Late Middle Ages' at the National Gallery of Art\
 ,\nWashington D.C. and the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1999-2000)\; 'The\n
 Unicorn Tapestries' at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1998)\; Medieval Ar
 t\nfrom the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Art Institute of Chicago\, 
 at the\nPushkin Museum and the State Hermitage in Leningrad (1989-1990)\; 
 and\n'Gothic and Renaissance Art in Nuremberg: 1300-1550' at the\nMetropol
 itan Museum of Art and the Germanisches Nationalmuseum\, Nuremberg\n(1986)
 .Please join us in the Lecture Hall at 38 West 86th Street\, between Colum
 bus Ave\nand Central Park West\, at 5:45pm for a reception before the talk
 .
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