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Early Modern Diplomacy

@historikerinnen @histodons

Our 2024 #emdiplomacy #AdventCalendar offered some glimpses into different #emdiplomats careers by introducing different diplomatic actors.
The #handbook takes a different approach by offering some generalizations. Our authors Sven Externbrink and Magnus Ferber take a closer look on the career paths of #emdiplomats as well as their social, national and educational backgrounds which suggest that the group of offical diplomatic actors in this age appears to be quite homogeneous. (2/10)

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Stone horse as part of a porte in the dark with lots of golden lights around. In the center is a big 1.
hcommons.socialEarly Modern Diplomacy (@emdiplomacy@hcommons.social)Attached: 1 image #emdiplomat of the day: Carl Gyllenborg (1679-1746) You think #emdiplomacy is boring? Then you don’t know Carl Gyllenborg’s life; it reads like a spy novel, although it began quite ordinary for a Swedish diplomat. Gyllenborg was born as the son of the Swedish politician Count Jacob Gyllenborg. He studied law, latin and history at the university of Uppsala, before he joined the army and fought in the Great Northern War. This is already interesting, as the connection between military experience and expertise and #emdiplomacy is an aspect that needs more attention from research. (1/4) #AdventCalendar #AdventCalendar2024 @histodons@a.gup.pe @historikerinnen@a.gup.pe @earlymodern@a.gup.pe
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Sherri Koehler (she/her)

@penfount Here’s one of my favorites from the 2024 Inkvent calendar. This one definitely a candidate for a full bottle.

Day 8 is Marley, a purple gray with some amazing chromatography with a rose hue and a vivid teal making an appearance.

Swatches are made on Canson, cold press 140lb watercolor paper with a brass Kakimori nib. I’m using a self-inking stamp from Midori that has an oil based ink. My wife spotted this stamp at a Kinokuniya Portland visit.

A narrow strip of watercolor paper with an ink swatch is on a small easel that is sitting atop a red book with an advent calendar filled with ink made by Diamine is in the background. The calendar is black with gold and silver trees and numbers with fancy lettering in white.
A close up of a section where the ink was drawn out with a lot of water to reveal pink and teal chromatography. There’s also lines drawn with different thickness and splashes of ink.
The top of the swatch has a stamped pattern for recording the name of the ink and other details. There’s a small ink bottle shape with the label section colored in with the ink. There are also 4 types of nibs to indicate the best nib to use. The options shown are felt tip, brush tip, dip pen (a glass style one is illustrated), and a fountain pen nib. I have written the following details: Marley Inkvent 2024 - Day 8 Diamine Standard (ink type) Any pen/nib
The bottom of the swatch has a square patch of ink. Water has been added and you can see vivid teal and rose tones in the purple gray ink. The very bottom of the square is distressed a little. A quote is written in above the square. It reads: “Old Marley was as dead as a door-nail.”, Dickens
#Inkvent2024#day8#DiamineInkventCalendar
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