Silk, porcelain and lacquer: China and Japan and their trade with Western Europe and the New World, 1500-1644
This dissertation focused on the prolific early European trade and consumption of three Asian manufactured goods: Chinese silk and porcelain, and Japanese lacquer in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, and has shown how the material cultures of late Ming China and Momoyama/early Edo Japan...
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| Summary: | This dissertation focused on the prolific early European trade and consumption of three Asian manufactured goods: Chinese silk and porcelain, and Japanese lacquer in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, and has shown how the material cultures of late Ming China and Momoyama/early Edo Japan became inextricably linked with the West. Multiple sources provided new and unexpected documentary and material evidence of this trade by the Iberian Kingdoms of Portugal and Spain, and the trading companies formed in the Northern Netherlands/Dutch Republic and England. They also informed us about the commercial networks through which these Asian goods circulated, and the way in which they were acquired, used and appreciated in the Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch and English societies in Western Europe, and in the multi-ethnic societies of the colonies in the New World. Some new finds relate to the use of porcelain in Western Europe in the sixteenth century, the terminology employed in northwestern Europe to refer to Kraak porcelain, and the Japanese lacquer objects made in European shapes for the Dutch and English trading companies earlier than in Chinese porcelain. This study provides a better understanding of the intercultural exchanges that occurred between the East and West at the time. |
| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 424-461) and index |
| Physical Description: | 479 Seiten Illustrationen, 1 Karte 300 x 245 mm |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONVERSIONS OF UNITS OF LENGTH, WEIGHT AND CURRENCIES IN THE
SIXTEENTH AND EARLY SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES
ABBREVIATIONS
CHRONOLOGIES OF CHINA AND JAPAN IN THE SIXTEENTH AND EARLY
SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES
INTRODUCTION
MAIN OBJECTIVES AND RESEARCH QUESTIONS
[1.1]
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND SOURCES
[1.2]
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
[1.3]
ORGANISATION
[1.4]
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
[CHAPTER I]
EUROPEAN ENTRY INTO THE ASIAN MARITIME TRADE: BUILDING IBERIAN
TRADING-POST
EMPIRES IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY
[1.1]
THE PORTUGUESE ARRIVAL IN ASIA, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MACAO AND THE
TRANS-ATLANTIC TRADE ROUTE MONOPOLY TO EUROPE
[1.1.1]
THE SPANISH ESTABLISHMENT OF MANILA, AND THE TRANS-PACIFIC TRADE
ROUTE TO THE SPANISH COLONIES IN THE NEW WORLD, AND TRANS-ATLANTIC
TRADE ROUTE TO SPAIN
[1.1.2]
SHIFTING EUROPEAN POWERS: DUTCH AND ENGLISH TRADING COMPANIES ENTER AND
PARTLY GAIN CONTROL OF THE ASIAN MARITIME TRADE
[1.2]
THE
VERENINGDE OOSTINDISCHE COMPAGNIE
(DUTCH EAST INDIA COMPANY OR VOC)
[1.2.1]
THE
EAST INDIA COMPANY
(EIC)
[1.2.2]
MAP OF EUROPEAN MARITIME TRADE ROUTES IN THE SIXTEENTH AND EARLY
SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES
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IN MEMORY OF GORDON LANG, WHOSE KNOWLEDGE AND
PASSION FOR ORIENTAL CERAMICS INSPIRED ME TO CHANGE
MY CAREER PATH AND PURSUE RESEARCH IN THIS FIELD.
TRADE IN JAPANESE LACQUER TO WESTERN EUROPE AND THE NEW WORLD,
1500*1644
[CHAPTER IV]
EUROPEAN INFLUENCE ON JAPANESE LACQUER
[4.1]
LACQUER MADE TO ORDER FOR THE IBERIAN MARKET
[4.1.1]
LACQUER FOR THE PORTUGUESE AND SPANISH MISSIONARIES
[4.1.1.1]
LACQUER FOR THE PORTUGUESE MARKET
[4.1.1.2]
LACQUER FOR THE SPANISH MARKET
[4.1.1.3]
LACQUER FOR THE DUTCH AND ENGLISH MARKETS
[4.1.2]
LACQUER FOR THE DUTCH MARKET
[4.1.2.1]
LACQUER FOR THE ENGLISH MARKET
[4.1.2.2]
LACQUER FOR THE JAPANESE DOMESTIC MARKET
[4.1.3]
DISCUSSION
[4.2]
CONCLUSIONS
[4.3]
CONCLUSIONS
[CHAPTER V]
HOUSES OF AVIS-BEJA * HABSBURG AND HOUSE OF ORANGE
[APPENDIX 1]
MAP OF LATE MING KILNS IN CHINA PRODUCING PORCELAIN
FOR THE EUROPEAN MARKET
[APPENDIX 2]
CHINESE AND EUROPEAN SHIPWRECKS WITH LATE MING PORCELAIN
[APPENDIX 3]
SAMENVATTING
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
ABBREVIATED CURRICULUM VITAE
TRADE IN CHINESE SILK TO WESTERN EUROPE AND THE NEW WORLD,
1500*1644
[CHAPTER II]
SILK TRADE TO THE IBERIAN PENINSULA, THE SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS AND THE
SPANISH
COLONIES IN THE NEW WORLD
[2.1]
TRADE TO PORTUGAL
[2.1.1]
TRADE TO SPAIN
[2.1.2]
TRADE TO THE SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS
[2.1.3]
TRADE TO THE SPANISH COLONIES IN THE NEW WORLD
[2.1.4]
VICEROYALTY OF NEW SPAIN
[2.1.4.1]
VICEROYALTY OF PERU
[2.1.4.2]
SILK TRADE TO THE NORTHERN NETHERLANDS/DUTCH REPUBLIC AND ENGLAND
[2.2]
TRADE TO THE NORTHERN NETHERLANDS/DUTCH REPUBLIC
[2.2.1]
TRADE TO ENGLAND
[2.2.2]
EUROPEAN INFLUENCE ON CHINESE SILK
[2.3]
SILK MADE TO ORDER FOR THE IBERIAN MARKET
[2.3.1]
DISCUSSION
[2.4]
CONCLUSIONS
[2.5]
TRADE IN CHINESE PORCELAIN TO WESTERN EUROPE AND THE NEW WORLD,
1500*1644
[CHAPTER III]
PORCELAIN TRADE TO THE IBERIAN PENINSULA AND THE SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS
[3.1]
TRADE TO PORTUGAL
[3.1.1]
TRADE TO SPAIN
[3.1.2]
TRADE TO THE SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS
[3.1.3]
PORCELAIN TRADE TO THE NORTHERN NETHERLANDS/DUTCH REPUBLIC AND ENGLAND
[3.2]
TRADE TO THE NORTHERN NETHERLANDS/DUTCH REPUBLIC
[3.2.1]
TRADE TO ENGLAND
[3.2.2]
PORCELAIN TRADE TO THE NEW WORLD
[3.3]
TRADE TO THE SPANISH COLONIES
[3.3.1]
VICEROYALTY OF NEW SPAIN
[3.3.1.1]
VICEROYALTY OF PERU
[3.3.1.2]
TRADE TO THE DUTCH COLONIES
[3.3.2]
COLONY OF NEW NETHERLAND
[3.3.2.1]
TRADE TO THE ENGLISH COLONIES
[3.3.3]
COLONY OF VIRGINIA
[3.3.3.1]
COLONY OF AVALON
[3.3.3.2]
EUROPEAN INFLUENCE ON CHINESE PORCELAIN
[3.4]
PORCELAIN MADE TO ORDER FOR THE IBERIAN MARKET
[3.4.1]
EUROPEAN MOTIFS
[3.4.1.1]
EUROPEAN SHAPES
[3.4.1.2]
PORCELAIN MADE TO ORDER FOR THE DUTCH MARKET
[3.4.2]
EUROPEAN SHAPES
[3.4.2.1]
EUROPEAN MOTIFS
[3.4.2.2]
DISCUSSION
[3.5]
CONCLUSIONS
[3.6]
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TRADE IN JAPANESE LACQUER TO WESTERN EUROPE AND THE NEW WORLD,
1500*1644
[CHAPTER IV]
EUROPEAN INFLUENCE ON JAPANESE LACQUER
[4.1]
LACQUER MADE TO ORDER FOR THE IBERIAN MARKET
[4.1.1]
LACQUER FOR THE PORTUGUESE AND SPANISH MISSIONARIES
[4.1.1.1]
LACQUER FOR THE PORTUGUESE MARKET
[4.1.1.2]
LACQUER FOR THE SPANISH MARKET
[4.1.1.3]
LACQUER FOR THE DUTCH AND ENGLISH MARKETS
[4.1.2]
LACQUER FOR THE DUTCH MARKET
[4.1.2.1]
LACQUER FOR THE ENGLISH MARKET
[4.1.2.2]
LACQUER FOR THE JAPANESE DOMESTIC MARKET
[4.1.3]
DISCUSSION
[4.2]
CONCLUSIONS
[4.3]
CONCLUSIONS
[CHAPTER V]
HOUSES OF AVIS-BEJA * HABSBURG AND HOUSE OF ORANGE
[APPENDIX 1]
MAP OF LATE MING KILNS IN CHINA PRODUCING PORCELAIN
FOR THE EUROPEAN MARKET
[APPENDIX 2]
CHINESE AND EUROPEAN SHIPWRECKS WITH LATE MING PORCELAIN
[APPENDIX 3]
SAMENVATTING
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
ABBREVIATED CURRICULUM VITAE
TRADE IN CHINESE SILK TO WESTERN EUROPE AND THE NEW WORLD,
1500*1644
[CHAPTER II]
SILK TRADE TO THE IBERIAN PENINSULA, THE SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS AND THE
SPANISH
COLONIES IN THE NEW WORLD
[2.1]
TRADE TO PORTUGAL
[2.1.1]
TRADE TO SPAIN
[2.1.2]
TRADE TO THE SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS
[2.1.3]
TRADE TO THE SPANISH COLONIES IN THE NEW WORLD
[2.1.4]
VICEROYALTY OF NEW SPAIN
[2.1.4.1]
VICEROYALTY OF PERU
[2.1.4.2]
SILK TRADE TO THE NORTHERN NETHERLANDS/DUTCH REPUBLIC AND ENGLAND
[2.2]
TRADE TO THE NORTHERN NETHERLANDS/DUTCH REPUBLIC
[2.2.1]
TRADE TO ENGLAND
[2.2.2]
EUROPEAN INFLUENCE ON CHINESE SILK
[2.3]
SILK MADE TO ORDER FOR THE IBERIAN MARKET
[2.3.1]
DISCUSSION
[2.4]
CONCLUSIONS
[2.5]
TRADE IN CHINESE PORCELAIN TO WESTERN EUROPE AND THE NEW WORLD,
1500*1644
[CHAPTER III]
PORCELAIN TRADE TO THE IBERIAN PENINSULA AND THE SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS
[3.1]
TRADE TO PORTUGAL
[3.1.1]
TRADE TO SPAIN
[3.1.2]
TRADE TO THE SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS
[3.1.3]
PORCELAIN TRADE TO THE NORTHERN NETHERLANDS/DUTCH REPUBLIC AND ENGLAND
[3.2]
TRADE TO THE NORTHERN NETHERLANDS/DUTCH REPUBLIC
[3.2.1]
TRADE TO ENGLAND
[3.2.2]
PORCELAIN TRADE TO THE NEW WORLD
[3.3]
TRADE TO THE SPANISH COLONIES
[3.3.1]
VICEROYALTY OF NEW SPAIN
[3.3.1.1]
VICEROYALTY OF PERU
[3.3.1.2]
TRADE TO THE DUTCH COLONIES
[3.3.2]
COLONY OF NEW NETHERLAND
[3.3.2.1]
TRADE TO THE ENGLISH COLONIES
[3.3.3]
COLONY OF VIRGINIA
[3.3.3.1]
COLONY OF AVALON
[3.3.3.2]
EUROPEAN INFLUENCE ON CHINESE PORCELAIN
[3.4]
PORCELAIN MADE TO ORDER FOR THE IBERIAN MARKET
[3.4.1]
EUROPEAN MOTIFS
[3.4.1.1]
EUROPEAN SHAPES
[3.4.1.2]
PORCELAIN MADE TO ORDER FOR THE DUTCH MARKET
[3.4.2]
EUROPEAN SHAPES
[3.4.2.1]
EUROPEAN MOTIFS
[3.4.2.2]
DISCUSSION
[3.5]
CONCLUSIONS
[3.6]
314
318
318
366
394
396
398
402
410
413
414
420
422
458
470
50
54
54
67
77
79
89
89
93
97
97
114
116
124
128
128
146
167
178
178
204
228
228
251
252
256
257
282
308
310
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| spelling | Canepa, Teresa Verfasser aut Silk, porcelain and lacquer China and Japan and their trade with Western Europe and the New World, 1500-1644 Teresa Canepa [London] Paul Holberton publishing [2016] © 2016 479 Seiten Illustrationen, 1 Karte 300 x 245 mm txt rdacontent sti rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (pages 424-461) and index Dissertation Leiden University 2015 This dissertation focused on the prolific early European trade and consumption of three Asian manufactured goods: Chinese silk and porcelain, and Japanese lacquer in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, and has shown how the material cultures of late Ming China and Momoyama/early Edo Japan became inextricably linked with the West. Multiple sources provided new and unexpected documentary and material evidence of this trade by the Iberian Kingdoms of Portugal and Spain, and the trading companies formed in the Northern Netherlands/Dutch Republic and England. They also informed us about the commercial networks through which these Asian goods circulated, and the way in which they were acquired, used and appreciated in the Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch and English societies in Western Europe, and in the multi-ethnic societies of the colonies in the New World. Some new finds relate to the use of porcelain in Western Europe in the sixteenth century, the terminology employed in northwestern Europe to refer to Kraak porcelain, and the Japanese lacquer objects made in European shapes for the Dutch and English trading companies earlier than in Chinese porcelain. This study provides a better understanding of the intercultural exchanges that occurred between the East and West at the time. Geschichte 1500-1644 gnd rswk-swf Decorative arts / China Decorative arts / Japan Porzellan (DE-588)4046851-3 gnd rswk-swf Seide (DE-588)4054289-0 gnd rswk-swf Handel (DE-588)4023222-0 gnd rswk-swf Lackarbeit (DE-588)4166347-0 gnd rswk-swf Amerika (DE-588)4001670-5 gnd rswk-swf Ostasien (DE-588)4075727-4 gnd rswk-swf Westeuropa (DE-588)4079215-8 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Ostasien (DE-588)4075727-4 g Westeuropa (DE-588)4079215-8 g Amerika (DE-588)4001670-5 g Handel (DE-588)4023222-0 s Seide (DE-588)4054289-0 s Porzellan (DE-588)4046851-3 s Lackarbeit (DE-588)4166347-0 s Geschichte 1500-1644 z DE-604 http://hdl.handle.net/1887/36487 Volltext (Under embargo until 2017-05-25) V:DE-604 application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029390229&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | Silk, porcelain and lacquer China and Japan and their trade with Western Europe and the New World, 1500-1644 |
| title_auth | Silk, porcelain and lacquer China and Japan and their trade with Western Europe and the New World, 1500-1644 |
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