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2005-03-04
Oh yes, I also scored a couple of books:
"Memoirs of a medieval woman: the Life and Times of Margery Kempe" by Louise Collis and "Holbein" by Hans Reinhardt.
Number one is about a moderately well off widow from Bishop's Lynne (Lia's hometown) around the turn of the 15th Century (Lia's time) and her adventures all over Europe. How awesome! Margery Kempe! I had no idea! And this one I picked up was not the only one in the shelves of Powell's either. No siree. There were others. Plus of course the original text dictated by Margery herself at the end of her life. Awesome.
And, well, Holbein needs no explanation I would presume.
"Memoirs of a medieval woman: the Life and Times of Margery Kempe" by Louise Collis and "Holbein" by Hans Reinhardt.
Number one is about a moderately well off widow from Bishop's Lynne (Lia's hometown) around the turn of the 15th Century (Lia's time) and her adventures all over Europe. How awesome! Margery Kempe! I had no idea! And this one I picked up was not the only one in the shelves of Powell's either. No siree. There were others. Plus of course the original text dictated by Margery herself at the end of her life. Awesome.
And, well, Holbein needs no explanation I would presume.