The European Jesuit Libraries Provenance Project

First, an apology for taking so long to update you all. This past 12 months have been filled with some serious life changes and with completing a book on an unrelated topic, and I've let the EJLPP and its subsidiary, the Women Printers Project, lapse. But we are back in business now. Second: behind the scenes, work has progressed! I had an intern in Fall 2025, and I have one now in Summer 2026: both students (you can find their bios at the About Us page) working on biograp

I am pleased to report several updates to the EJLPP this summer--including a much-anticipated return to Barcelona. It's such a beautiful...

This month, I am pleased to present a guest post by Laura Kreigere-Liepiņa, MA (Humanities), Researcher of the Early Modern Period Prints...

Happy New Year to you all. 2023 was a productive year for the EJLPP, as we had terrific students working hard on the women printworkers...

Thanks to Zach's work, we have made more major strides on the Women Printworkers section of the project. Here's his post: My name is...

Apologies for the lengthy silence--again. I started doing something I thought was a small task (updating the list of printers, since...

Once again, I've been fortunate enough to have a summer intern, and I should have one for the fall as well. Georgia Southern history...

Many thanks to our friends at Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai din Cluj-Napoca. This guest post was authored by József Lukács and translated...

Regular viewers will recognize the name Peter Sjökvist, who has written for us before regarding the Jesuit books currently at the Uppsala...

Well, it's been another busy year. And now that the exams are graded and the holiday plans are made, it's time for an update. First:...