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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191027
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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 liens_wonders
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191029
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191030
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191107
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121445Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191108
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191109
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121445Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191110
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
 liens_wonders
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121445Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192182534
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191111
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
 liens_wonders
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121445Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191112
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
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  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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 Haber\, 2017
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SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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 Haber\, 2017
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SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192219990
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191210
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192220990
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191211
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191212
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192224733
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191213
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192224798
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191214
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192226717
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191215
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191216
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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 Haber\, 2017
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SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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 Haber\, 2017
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 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
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 Haber\, 2017
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  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
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 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
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SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
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 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200101
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200102
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
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 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
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 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200103
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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 liens_wonders
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200104
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200105
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192256963
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200106
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192258211
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200107
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192261168
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DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192261775
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200110
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260906T121446Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_30875192263264
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200111
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200112
DESCRIPTION:From griffins and giants to demons and dragons\, monsters have 
 enthralled people throughout time. In medieval art and literature\, these 
 fanciful creatures give form to fears\, curiosities\, and fantasies of the
  unfamiliar and the unknown. Medieval Monsters\, organized by the Morgan L
 ibrary & Museum in New York\, will present a lively array of monsters that
  appear in more than fifty illuminated manuscripts from the European Middl
 e Ages and the Renaissance. Each of the three sections of the exhibition
 —Terrors\, Aliens\, and Wonders—will explore the ways monsters functio
 ned as the embodiment of power\, the representation of marginalized groups
  in society\, or the inspiration of awe.\n\nMedieval Monsters: Terrors\, A
 liens\, Wonders is organized by the Morgan Library & Museum\, New York.\n\
 nThe Blanton presentation is organized by Holly Borham\, Assistant Curator
 \, Prints & Drawings\, Blanton Museum of Art\n\nImage credit: Jean Poyer\,
  Saint Martha Taming the Tarasque (detail)\, from Hours of Henry VIII\, ca
 . 1500\, 10 1/16 x 7 1/16 in.\, The Morgan Library & Museum\, MS H.8\, fol
 .191v\, Gift of the Heineman Foundation\, 1977\, Photography by Graham S. 
 Haber\, 2017
GEO:30.280773;-97.737732
LOCATION:Blanton Museum of Art (BMA)
SUMMARY:Medieval Monsters: Terrors\, Aliens\, Wonders
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/medieval_monsters_terrors_a
 liens_wonders
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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