Andrea Pearson Volgorde van de boeken

Exploring the intersection of visual culture, faith, and gender, this study delves into the devotional art of the Burgundian Netherlands from 1350 to 1530. Through the works of notable artists like Jan van Eyck and Hans Memling, the author examines how masculinity and femininity are depicted in relation to the practices and expectations of devotion within courtly, monastic, and urban contexts. The analysis reveals the nuanced ways gender is constructed and represented in this rich artistic tradition.

Nicole Williams, an Arete with magical abilities, struggles to Channel her power at Katon University, facing possessed books and cursed spiders. With help from her best friend and the attractive Austin Young, she aims to prove her worth by qualifying for a university expedition, but doubts arise as mysterious fossils hint at danger.