Early Modern Merchants as Collectors
Herausgeber: Anderson, Christina M
Early Modern Merchants as Collectors
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This book encourages the rethinking of collecting not as an elite, often aristocratic pursuit, but rather as a vital activity that has engaged many different groups within society.
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This book encourages the rethinking of collecting not as an elite, often aristocratic pursuit, but rather as a vital activity that has engaged many different groups within society.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 179mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 713g
- ISBN-13: 9781472469823
- ISBN-10: 1472469828
- Artikelnr.: 47272778
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 179mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 713g
- ISBN-13: 9781472469823
- ISBN-10: 1472469828
- Artikelnr.: 47272778
Christina M. Anderson is British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow in the History Faculty, and Research Fellow in the Study of Collecting at the Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK.
Introduction: The Early Modern Merchant as a Collector
Christina M. Anderson
Part I: Beginning to Collect
1. The Commissioning and Collecting of Portraits by Merchants in Sixteenth-
and Early Seventeenth-Century England
Tarnya Cooper
2. Portraits, Pearls and Things 'wch are very straunge to owres': The Lost
Collections of the Thorne/Withypoll Trading Syndicate, 1520 - 1550
Heather Dalton
Part II: Behaving as Collectors
3. Tea and Commerce: Japanese Merchants in the Sixteenth Century as
Collectors and Creators
Louise A. Cort
4. Gardening in Goa - Filippo Sassetti's Experiences with Indian Medicine
and Plants
Barbara Karl
Part III: The Role of Provenance
5. Imperial Treasures in the Hands of a Ming Merchant: Xiang Yuanbian's
Collection
Amy C. Riggs
6. Considered Judgement and Prestigious Provenance: Bartolomeo della Nave's
Acquisitions from the Collection of Pietro Bembo
Susan Nalezyty
Part IV: Collecting for a Specific Purpose
7. Boudewijn's Books: A Dutch Golden Age Merchant and his Library
Henk Looijesteijn
8. Complementary Activities: Boschini, del Sera and Renieri as Merchants,
Collectors and Painters in Seicento Venice
Taryn Marie Zarrillo
Part V: Dealers as Collectors
9. Between Collection and Stock. The Ambiguous Role of Merchants and
Artisans in the Sixteenth-Century Roman Antiquities Market
Barbara Furlotti
10. Merchants as Collectors and Art Dealers: The Cases of Daniel Nijs and
Carlo Hellemans, Flemish Merchants in Venice
Christina M. Anderson
Part VI: Later Generations of Merchant Collectors
11. Brothers in Collecting: Thomas and Jacob Rehdiger - Two
Sixteenth-Century Silesian Art Collectors and Bibliophiles
Aleksandra Lipi¿ska
12. Gaspard de Monconys, Provost-Marshal of the Merchants and Collector in
Seventeenth-Century Lyon
Anne-Lise Tropato
Part VII: Merchants and Collecting in the Islamicate World
13. 'Ali Akbar's Red Horse - Collecting Arab Horses in the Early Modern
Culture of Empire
Elizabeth Lambourn
Christina M. Anderson
Part I: Beginning to Collect
1. The Commissioning and Collecting of Portraits by Merchants in Sixteenth-
and Early Seventeenth-Century England
Tarnya Cooper
2. Portraits, Pearls and Things 'wch are very straunge to owres': The Lost
Collections of the Thorne/Withypoll Trading Syndicate, 1520 - 1550
Heather Dalton
Part II: Behaving as Collectors
3. Tea and Commerce: Japanese Merchants in the Sixteenth Century as
Collectors and Creators
Louise A. Cort
4. Gardening in Goa - Filippo Sassetti's Experiences with Indian Medicine
and Plants
Barbara Karl
Part III: The Role of Provenance
5. Imperial Treasures in the Hands of a Ming Merchant: Xiang Yuanbian's
Collection
Amy C. Riggs
6. Considered Judgement and Prestigious Provenance: Bartolomeo della Nave's
Acquisitions from the Collection of Pietro Bembo
Susan Nalezyty
Part IV: Collecting for a Specific Purpose
7. Boudewijn's Books: A Dutch Golden Age Merchant and his Library
Henk Looijesteijn
8. Complementary Activities: Boschini, del Sera and Renieri as Merchants,
Collectors and Painters in Seicento Venice
Taryn Marie Zarrillo
Part V: Dealers as Collectors
9. Between Collection and Stock. The Ambiguous Role of Merchants and
Artisans in the Sixteenth-Century Roman Antiquities Market
Barbara Furlotti
10. Merchants as Collectors and Art Dealers: The Cases of Daniel Nijs and
Carlo Hellemans, Flemish Merchants in Venice
Christina M. Anderson
Part VI: Later Generations of Merchant Collectors
11. Brothers in Collecting: Thomas and Jacob Rehdiger - Two
Sixteenth-Century Silesian Art Collectors and Bibliophiles
Aleksandra Lipi¿ska
12. Gaspard de Monconys, Provost-Marshal of the Merchants and Collector in
Seventeenth-Century Lyon
Anne-Lise Tropato
Part VII: Merchants and Collecting in the Islamicate World
13. 'Ali Akbar's Red Horse - Collecting Arab Horses in the Early Modern
Culture of Empire
Elizabeth Lambourn
Introduction: The Early Modern Merchant as a Collector
Christina M. Anderson
Part I: Beginning to Collect
1. The Commissioning and Collecting of Portraits by Merchants in Sixteenth-
and Early Seventeenth-Century England
Tarnya Cooper
2. Portraits, Pearls and Things 'wch are very straunge to owres': The Lost
Collections of the Thorne/Withypoll Trading Syndicate, 1520 - 1550
Heather Dalton
Part II: Behaving as Collectors
3. Tea and Commerce: Japanese Merchants in the Sixteenth Century as
Collectors and Creators
Louise A. Cort
4. Gardening in Goa - Filippo Sassetti's Experiences with Indian Medicine
and Plants
Barbara Karl
Part III: The Role of Provenance
5. Imperial Treasures in the Hands of a Ming Merchant: Xiang Yuanbian's
Collection
Amy C. Riggs
6. Considered Judgement and Prestigious Provenance: Bartolomeo della Nave's
Acquisitions from the Collection of Pietro Bembo
Susan Nalezyty
Part IV: Collecting for a Specific Purpose
7. Boudewijn's Books: A Dutch Golden Age Merchant and his Library
Henk Looijesteijn
8. Complementary Activities: Boschini, del Sera and Renieri as Merchants,
Collectors and Painters in Seicento Venice
Taryn Marie Zarrillo
Part V: Dealers as Collectors
9. Between Collection and Stock. The Ambiguous Role of Merchants and
Artisans in the Sixteenth-Century Roman Antiquities Market
Barbara Furlotti
10. Merchants as Collectors and Art Dealers: The Cases of Daniel Nijs and
Carlo Hellemans, Flemish Merchants in Venice
Christina M. Anderson
Part VI: Later Generations of Merchant Collectors
11. Brothers in Collecting: Thomas and Jacob Rehdiger - Two
Sixteenth-Century Silesian Art Collectors and Bibliophiles
Aleksandra Lipi¿ska
12. Gaspard de Monconys, Provost-Marshal of the Merchants and Collector in
Seventeenth-Century Lyon
Anne-Lise Tropato
Part VII: Merchants and Collecting in the Islamicate World
13. 'Ali Akbar's Red Horse - Collecting Arab Horses in the Early Modern
Culture of Empire
Elizabeth Lambourn
Christina M. Anderson
Part I: Beginning to Collect
1. The Commissioning and Collecting of Portraits by Merchants in Sixteenth-
and Early Seventeenth-Century England
Tarnya Cooper
2. Portraits, Pearls and Things 'wch are very straunge to owres': The Lost
Collections of the Thorne/Withypoll Trading Syndicate, 1520 - 1550
Heather Dalton
Part II: Behaving as Collectors
3. Tea and Commerce: Japanese Merchants in the Sixteenth Century as
Collectors and Creators
Louise A. Cort
4. Gardening in Goa - Filippo Sassetti's Experiences with Indian Medicine
and Plants
Barbara Karl
Part III: The Role of Provenance
5. Imperial Treasures in the Hands of a Ming Merchant: Xiang Yuanbian's
Collection
Amy C. Riggs
6. Considered Judgement and Prestigious Provenance: Bartolomeo della Nave's
Acquisitions from the Collection of Pietro Bembo
Susan Nalezyty
Part IV: Collecting for a Specific Purpose
7. Boudewijn's Books: A Dutch Golden Age Merchant and his Library
Henk Looijesteijn
8. Complementary Activities: Boschini, del Sera and Renieri as Merchants,
Collectors and Painters in Seicento Venice
Taryn Marie Zarrillo
Part V: Dealers as Collectors
9. Between Collection and Stock. The Ambiguous Role of Merchants and
Artisans in the Sixteenth-Century Roman Antiquities Market
Barbara Furlotti
10. Merchants as Collectors and Art Dealers: The Cases of Daniel Nijs and
Carlo Hellemans, Flemish Merchants in Venice
Christina M. Anderson
Part VI: Later Generations of Merchant Collectors
11. Brothers in Collecting: Thomas and Jacob Rehdiger - Two
Sixteenth-Century Silesian Art Collectors and Bibliophiles
Aleksandra Lipi¿ska
12. Gaspard de Monconys, Provost-Marshal of the Merchants and Collector in
Seventeenth-Century Lyon
Anne-Lise Tropato
Part VII: Merchants and Collecting in the Islamicate World
13. 'Ali Akbar's Red Horse - Collecting Arab Horses in the Early Modern
Culture of Empire
Elizabeth Lambourn