Intro to Medieval Calligraphy

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102 South 10th Street, Lafayette, Indiana, 47905, United States

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Art Museum of Greater Lafayette, 102 South 10th Street, Lafayette, Indiana, 47905, United States.

Intro to Medieval Calligraphy

June 13, July 11, & August 8

1:00 - 4:00 pm

 

 

Class Fee $45, Art Museum Members receive a 10% discount 
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Ages 13+

 

Enrollment

Minimum: 3

Maximum: 10

 

Class Description

Students will learn the basics of a medieval calligraphy alphabet called the "Carolingian script" and an introduction to "Lombardic capitals." After an introduction to the tools we will use, some warm-up exercises, and a little practice, students will select a short quotation, write it on a blank bookmark, then paint and decorate the first capital.

 

Materials

All materials provided. Snacks and drinks are welcome if kept on a separate table from the artwork. If you choose to bring a drink, please put your name on it. 

 

About the Instructor 

Heather Bungard-Janney is a medieval calligrapher and illuminator and has served as a "scribe" for an international medieval reenactment society, the Society for Creative Anachronism since 2000. In 2015, she was part of the "Calf to Codex Project, " which brought together artisans from many disciplines to create a medieval book of poems, songs, and stories from scratch. When she is not pretending to be a woman who might have lived in the 15th century, she works as a freelance editor, henna artist, and mom in West Lafayette. The summer session of 2019 marks her first time teaching calligraphy to a non-reenactor audience.  

 

 

Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

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