I am an art historian and a literary scholar specialised in Early Modernity. My fields of interest are prints and drawings: the intermediality between text and image and their political aspects in particular. I am a native speaker of both English and Dutch. I thoroughly enjoy my work for the Rotterdam Library as a curator with focus on innovation and policy-making for Atlas Van Stolk and the Rotterdam Library Heritage Collections. I aim to allow for the visitors of the Rotterdam Public Library to interact with the heritage collections within the public space of the library in such a way that they function in debate, development of visual literacy, critical thinking, and citizenship.My latest research includes:- Publishing with a Purpose: The Writings of Seventeenth-Century English Authors Katherine Sutton and Mary Hampson at Goddaeus Publishing House in Rotterdam- Intermediality and Satire in the Political Broadsheets by Romeyn de Hooghe- The Publicness of Museums and Libraries: How To Open Up Heritage to the Public in Accordance with the 2022 ICOM Definition - “Documenting just Means to Collect the Present for Posterity”: the Implications of Archiving - From “True Liberty when Free Born Men May Speak Free” to “True LibertieIs Lost”: How Milton’s Understanding of Liberty and Tolerance Changed between Areopagitica and Paradise Lost.