Medieval images, icons, and illustrated English literary texts: from Ruthwell Cross to the Ellesmere Chaucer

Reading medieval images

Visual and verbal manifestations of the dual nature of Christ on the Ruthwell Cross

The wisdom and power of the creative word: images for meditation and transformation of self and society in late Anglo-Saxon England

The revival of the vernacular and the illustrated Caligula, Auchinleck and Vernon Manuscripts

Creating a visual narrative of the spiritual journey to the new Jerusalem in the Pearl manuscript

Framing Chaucer's Canterbury tales for the aristocratic readers of the Ellesmere Manuscript.