A Coat of Arms for Menopause SJ Axelby first published in 1759

first published in 1759

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A Coat of Arms for Menopause SJ Axelby first published in 1759In her own words, Katrin Moye says: "Because I spend so much of my time looking at images of Maiolica in books, online and in museums, Ive accidentally developed a kind of Renaissance lens through which I engage with contemporary things like social media, the news etc. This is how it struck me that our habit of using emojis in text speak very much mirrors the use of signs and symbols in the Renaissance. Part of the latest collection illustrates this