Bram van Leuveren

Bram van Leuveren is Marie-Skłodowska-Curie Fellow at Leiden University (The Netherlands). His/Their research focuses on the diplomatic context of pageantry and ceremonial in late sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Europe. Bram has published in Early Modern Low Countries, Arti dello spettacolo / Performing Arts, en Medievalia et Humanistica. His/Their first monograph, Early Modern Diplomacy and French Festival Culture, 1572-1615, is forthcoming with Brill. Bram’s current Marie-Skłodowska-Curie research, funded by the European Commission, examines the public diplomacy of the itineraries that prominent members and ambassadors of the French and British monarchy made into the Netherlands between 1577 and 1642.

Check out the ‘Court Studies Spotlight’ article featuring Bram in the Society’s newsletter, The Court Dispatch.