Dr Laura Fernández-González

@laurafg.bsky.social

Associate Professor in the History of Art and Architecture, University of Lincoln,UK. Author: Philip II of Spain & the Architecture of Empire @PSUPress #architecture #art #materialculture #iberianworld #globalhistory #latinamerica #Goa Own views 🌈 she/her

Sweat, blood and tears! I am delighted to announce our forthcoming book: Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire, 1498–1822, which I've co-edited with António Camões Gouveia (Nova University-Lisbon) and Federico Palomo (Complutense University-Madrid). www.routledge.com/Public-Ritua...

Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire, 1498–1822

Public Rituals charts the study of public rituals in the Portuguese Empire between 1498 and 1822 approximately, with a view to introducing both new and seasoned readers to the contexts, sources, probl...

routledge.com

And not just Exeter. At least 2 History Leicester FBAs have had to leave the University to stay in the profession due to risk of redundancy, and they won't be the only ones. The much broader issue affects thousands of excellent academics across a spectrum of disciplines (including STEM ones). 1/2

New British Academy fellows at risk in Exeter jobs cull

Being at the ‘top of your game’ no guarantee of job security, warns decorated historian now facing the chop

timeshighereducation.com

Sweat, blood and tears! I am delighted to announce our forthcoming book: Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire, 1498–1822, which I've co-edited with António Camões Gouveia (Nova University-Lisbon) and Federico Palomo (Complutense University-Madrid). www.routledge.com/Public-Ritua...

Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire, 1498–1822

Public Rituals charts the study of public rituals in the Portuguese Empire between 1498 and 1822 approximately, with a view to introducing both new and seasoned readers to the contexts, sources, probl...

routledge.com

Casa Aliaga, Lima. It claims to be the oldest continuously inhabited house in the Americas since Geronimo de Aliaga built it. Likely built on the top of a Huaca; the house was rebuilt after the 1746 earthquake and thereafter. This is the patio; stunning 1/3

San Pedro de Lima, Peru. The Jesuit Basilica. Chapel of Jesus Child and Our Lady of O Below a close up of the image of the Altar of Our Lady of O; a painting of St Michael and Donor; and a painting of Our Lady of Rosary and Donor. The donors’ portraits are wonderful!

A baroque gilded altarpiece with a wooden statue of Our Lady of O encircled by a golden wreathPainting found on the lateral wall of the chapel with a profusely decorated frame and a representation of St Michael and Donor draped with Indigenous garmentsPaining of Our Lady of Rosary with Donor frames by a profusely decorated baroque frame

20-year anniversary of my arrival in the UK. I first worked at Newcastle University. Then the University of Edinburgh gave me a full PHD studentship & I worked there on a part-time basis. After postdocs in Edinburgh & Lisbon, I arrived in Lincoln about a decade ago. Grateful for the ride so far!

Façade of San Francisco de Lima

Gorgeous Inka masonry from Chinchero (Peru) to celebrate that I’ve finished two big things from my to do list … still a long way but se hace camino al andar I’ve just realised I’m now not far from the 50K followers here (astonishing) 🙏 On Chinchero, I’ve really enjoyed Stella Nair’s scholarship.

Inka mansonry in Chinchero

Gorgeous Inka masonry from Chinchero (Peru) to celebrate that I’ve finished two big things from my to do list … still a long way but se hace camino al andar I’ve just realised I’m now not far from the 50K followers here (astonishing) 🙏 On Chinchero, I’ve really enjoyed Stella Nair’s scholarship.

Inka mansonry in Chinchero