In Monte Artium: Journal of the Royal Library of Belgium is a peer reviewed scholarly journal devoted to all fields of scientific research regarding KBR’s collections and activities. It has been published yearly since 2008.
As a research institution, KBR fully supports the open access model, which makes research results accessible to everyone.
In Monte Artium publishes peer reviewed articles on the documents, content, context and methodologies related to KBR’s collections, activities and services, focusing on topics related to the historical territory of Belgium.
Publishing in In Monte Artium
The journal is open to all international researchers writing in English, French, Dutch, German, Italian or Spanish. In Monte Artium is published in Open Access by our partner OpenEdition Journals. The articles are published under a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) without publication costs.
If you wish to publish an article, please contact the editors via vazbagrnegvhz@xoe.or. They will examine all contributions before external evaluation. In the meantime, you can find the recommendations for authors on the In Monte Artium webpage.
Contact
If you have any questions, please contact the editor-in-chief, Dr. Nathaël Istasse (Manuscripts/Old and rare printed books) (angunry.vfgnffr@xoe.or) or another member of the editorial board:
- Marie-Sophie Bercegeay (electronic resources): znevr-fbcuvr.oreprtrnl@xoe.or
- Sally Chambers (DIGIT): fnyyl.punzoref@xoe.or
- Dr. Brecht Deseure (Newspapers): oerpug.qrfrher@xoe.or
- Sara Lammens (Direction)
- Dr. Hugo Rodriguez (Royal conservatory of Brussels): uhtb.ebqevthrm@pbafreingbver.or
- Sophie Vandepontseele (Operational Direction for Contemporary Collection)
Current volume: table of contents
- Un livre du chapitre de la Chartreuse de Chercq (Bruxelles, KBR, ms. 3930-31), Joseph Bernaer
- Receiving approbations from Jansenist censors: a strategy for circumventing the anti-Jansenist pre)publication censorship of Malines archbishop Humbertus de Precipiano (1690-1711), Dieter Cammaerts
- Een snuifdoos van de graveur Heylbrouck, Zoë Joy Vangansewinkel
- Les estampes japonaises des collections de KBR : des défis spécifiques pour la catalographie et la conservation-restauration, Anne-Claire Sulpice, Electre Totolidis, Jean-Philippe Colombie and Tatiana Gersten
- Brugis pictum, le développement de moyens d’imagerie scientifique et d’analyse spectrale à KBR à travers un cas d’étude : les miniatures attribuées à Willem Vrelant et au Maître de la Vraie Cronicque descoce (XVe siècle), Tatiana Gersten and Piet Janssens
- Printed mass media and automatic digitisation: the case of Belgian illustrated magazines from the interbellum, Frédéric Lemmers, Morgane Ott and Sébastien Hermans
- Belgian Social Media Archiving Initiatives Mapped, Fien Messens
- Mmmonk: Digital Innovation and Public Outreach with Medieval Monastic Manuscripts, Evelien Hauwaerts
Archive
As of volume 15, the journal will be published at OpenEdition Journals:
- In Monte Artium 15 – 2022 (available in Open Access)
Volumes 1 to14 are available via Brepols:
- In Monte Artium 14 – 2021 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 13 – 2020 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 12 – 2019 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 11 – 2018 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 10 – 2017 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 9 – 2016 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 8 – 2015 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 7 – 2014 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 6 – 2013 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 5 – 2012 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 4 – 2011 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 3 – 2010 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 2 – 2009 (available in Open Access)
- In Monte Artium 1 – 2008 (available in Open Access)
