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1.1 Big Celebration Extreme Club (Haomen shengdian zhizun hui 豪門盛典至尊會) Xihu dadao (West Lake Avenue) 237 Wushan Shangquan, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China. Photograph by Fritz-Heiner Mutschler 42

1.2 Copy of Augustus Prima Porta statue at Big Celebration Extreme Club (Haomen hengdian zhizun hui 豪門盛典至尊會). Photograph by Fritz-Heiner Mutschler 42

1.3 Copy of Augustus Prima Porta statue at Big Celebration Extreme Club (Haomen shengdian zhizun hui 豪門盛典至尊會). Photograph by Fritz-Heiner Mutschler 42

3.1 Table 1: Three Early Print Suites Illustrating the Metamorphoses 72

  1. A. Jupiter and Callisto (Metamorphoses 2)

    Porcelain: milk jug, ca. 1750, painted en grisaille, three views, Alberto Santos, London

    Print: 1606, by Antonio Tempesta (1555–1630), Rijksmuseum (RP-P-OB-37.787)

  2. B. Vertumnus and Pomona (Metamorphoses 14)

    Porcelain: teapot stand, ca. 1745, Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

    Print: ca. 1607 by Crispin de Passe II (ca. 1564–1637), Rijksmuseum (RP-P-OB-15.992)

  3. C. Dryope (Metamorphoses 9)

    Porcelain: lobed dish, ca. 1750, Private Collection

    Print: c.1640, by Johann Wilhelm Baur (1607–1641), William Motley Collection

3.2 Table 2: Group of Chinese Teawares using illustrations by Sébastien Le Clerc (1637–1714) and François Chauveau (1613–1676) 75

  • D.1 Apollo & Isse (Metamorphoses 6)

    Porcelain: teaware, early Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

    Print: 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses, reengraved by Christian van Hagen (active 1663–1688) after the 1676 originals by Le Clerc and Chauveau, William Motley Collection

  • D.2 Pyramis & Thisbe (Metamorphoses 4)

    Porcelain: teaware, early Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Private Collection

    Print: 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses, reengraved by Christian van Hagen (active 1663–1688) after the 1676 originals by Le Clerc and Chauveau, William Motley Collection

  • D.3 Jupiter & Mnemosyne (Metamorphoses 6)

    Porcelain: teaware, early Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Rob Michiels, Bruges

    Print: 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses, reengraved by Christian van Hagen (active 1663–1688) after the 1676 originals by Le Clerc and Chauveau, William Motley Collection

  • D.4 Alpheus & Arethusa (Metamorphoses 5)

    Porcelain: teaware, early Qianlong period, ca. 1745, private collection

    Print: 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses, reengraved by Christian van Hagen (active 1663–1688) after the 1676 originals by Le Clerc and Chauveau, William Motley Collection

  • D.5 Death of Procris (Metamorphoses 7)

    Porcelain: teaware, early Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Nicolas Fournery, Paris

    Print: 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses, reengraved by Christian van Hagen (active 1663–1688) after the 1676 originals by Le Clerc and Chauveau, William Motley Collection

  • D.7 Melanthöe (Metamorphoses 6)

    Porcelain: teaware, early Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Zeeuws Museum, Middleberg, NL

    Print: 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses, reengraved by Christian van Hagen (active 1663–1688) after the 1676 originals by Le Clerc and Chauveau, William Motley Collection

  • D.11 Cephalus & Procris in bed (Metamorphoses 7)

    Porcelain: teaware, early Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Christie’s, New York

    Print: 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses, reengraved by Christian van Hagen (active 1663–1688) after the 1676 originals by Le Clerc and Chauveau, William Motley Collection

3.3 Table 3: Chinese Export Porcelain based upon prints from various editions of Isaac de Benserade’s translation of Metamorphoses 76

  • D.6 Derceto & Nais (Metamorphoses 4)

    Porcelain: detail of teapot, ca. 1720–1730, private collection

    Print: 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses, reengraved by Christian van Hagen (active 1663–1688) after the 1676 originals by Le Clerc and Chauveau, William Motley Collection

  • D. 8 Apollo & Cupid (Metamorphoses 1)

    Porcelain: Detail of plate, ca. 1750, private collection

    Enamel on copper mid-18th century, Woolley & Wallis, Salisbury, UK

    Print: 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses, reengraved by Johann Ulrich Krauss (1655–1719) in Die Verwandlungen des Ovidii: in zweyhundert und sechs- und zwantzig Kupffern, Augsburg, 1690, after the 1676 originals by Le Clerc and Chauveau, William Motley Collection

  • D.10 Orpheus and the Animals (Metamorphoses 10)

    Porcelain: detail of saucer, ca. 1760, private collection

    Print: 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses, reengraved by Johann Ulrich Krauss (1655–1719) in Die Verwandlungen des Ovidii: in zweyhundert und sechs- und zwantzig Kupffern, Augsburg, 1690, after the 1676 originals by Le Clerc and Chauveau, William Motley Collection

3.4 Table 4: Chinese export porcelain based upon prints from various editions of Isaac de Benserade’s translation of Metamorphoses 77

  • D.9 Scylla and Glaucus (indirectly used, Metamorphoses 14)

    Porcelain: detail of plate, ca. 1750, private collection

    Print: from 1679 van Hagen edition of the Benserade Metamorphoses (copied into the print below), William Motley Collection

    Print: Anonymous print, ca. 1715 from Daniel van Hoogstraten Goden & Godinnen (first ed. 1716) but this image is from the 1742 ed. using the same copper plates, possibly engraved by Jan van Vianen (1660–1726), William Motley Collection

3.5 Table 5: Loves of the Gods, Scenes derived from Metamorphoses from a suite of prints by Bernard Picart (1673–1733), ca. 1708 79

  • Top: Neptune and Bisaltis (Metamorphoses 6)

    Porcelain: dinner plate, Qianlong Period ca. 1750, Thomas Lurie Collection, Columbus, Ohio

    Print: 1708, by Bernard Picart, William Motley Collection

  • Center: Triumph of Galatea (Metamorphoses 13)

    Porcelain: dinner plate, Qianlong Period ca. 1750, private collection

    Print: 1708, by Bernard Picart, (after Karl Gustav Klingstedt, 1657–1734), William Motley Collection

  • Bottom: Jupiter and Semele (Metamorphoses Book 3)

    Porcelain: Detail of center of dinner plate, Qianlong Period ca. 1750, Hervouët and Bruneau 1986 (No. 13.44), Flammarion, Paris, with permission from the author

    Print: 1708, by Bernard Picart. An oval version exists published chez Duflos, Paris. The original drawing by Picart is in the Rijksmuseum (No. RP-T-1887-A-1379), William Motley Collection.

3.6 Table 6: Some examples of allegorical images derived from Ovid 80

  • Sight (Venus and Adonis, Metamorphoses 10):

    Porcelain: saucer, Qianlong Period, ca. 1740, private collection

    Print: ca. 1710, La Veüe from a series of The Five Senses, William Motley Collection

  • Smell (Zephyrus and Flora, Fasti 5):

    Porcelain: detail of the central panel of a saucer, Qianlong Period, ca. 1770, S. Marchant & Son, London

    Print of L’Odorat from a series of The Five Senses, William Motley Collection

  • Earth (Cybele, Fasti 4):

    Porcelain: detail of the central panel of a soup plate, Qianlong Period, ca. 1755–1760, Polly Latham, Boston

    Print: c.1710, La Terre by Edmé Jeaurat (1688–1738) after Nicolas Vleughels (1688–1737), from a series The Elements, William Motley Collection

3.7 Table 7: Loves of the Gods, from a series engraved by Gaspard Duchange (1662–1757), after various artists 81

  • Top: Jupiter and Juno on Mt. Ida (Iliad 14)

    Porcelain: dinner plate, Qianlong Period, ca. 1745, Thomas Lurie Collection, Columbus, Ohio

    Print: ca. 1720, engraved by Elias Schaffhauser (1684–1738), published by Jeremias Wolff (1663–1724) in Augsburg, after an engraving by Gaspar Duchange, after a painting by Antoine Coypel (1661–1722), William Motley Collection

  • Center: Danaë and Jupiter (Metamorphoses 4)

    Porcelain: teapot stand, Qianlong Period, ca. 1750, Rob Michiels, Bruges

    Print: ca. 1710, by Gaspar Duchange, ca. 1710, after Antonio da Correggio (1489–1534), William Motley Collection

  • Bottom: Leda and the Swan (Metamorphoses 6)

    Porcelain: detail of center of teapot, Qianlong Period, ca. 1745, Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

    Print: ca. 1710, by Gaspar Duchange, after Antonio Correggio (1489–1534), William Motley Collection

3.8 Table 8: Punchbowl scenes from 1732 edition of Metamorphoses 83

  • F.1 Fall of Phaethon (Metamorphoses 2)

    Porcelain: punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745–1750, Ex-Mottahedeh Collection (Private Collection), Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

    Print: by Pieter Stevens van Gunst (1659–1732) in Garth’s translation (Amsterdam 1732), after Crispijn de Passe II (ca. 1585–1670), after Abraham van Diepenbeeck (1596–1675), William Motley Collection

  • F.2 Triumph of Bacchus (Metamorphoses 5)

    Porcelain: interior of punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745–1750, Ex-Mottahedeh Collection (Private Collection), Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

    Print: drawn and engraved by Bernard Picart (1673–1733) in Garth’s translation of Metamorphoses (Amsterdam 1732), William Motley Collection

  • F.3 Perseus & Andromeda (Metamorphoses 4)

    Porcelain: punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745–1750, Ex-Mottahedeh Collection (Private Collection), Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

    Print: by Pieter Stevens van Gunst (1659–1732) in Garth’s translation of Metamorphoses (Amsterdam 1732), William Motley Collection

  • F.4 Rape of Proserpina, Metamorphoses 5

    Porcelain: punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745–1750, Ex-Mottahedeh Collection (Private Collection), Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

    Print: by Pieter Stevens van Gunst (1659–1732) in Garth’s translation of Metamorphoses (Amsterdam 1732), William Motley Collection

3.9 Table 9: Scenes from 1732 edition of Metamorphoses 84

  • F.5 Venus & Adonis (Metamorphoses 10)

    Porcelain: detail of center of plate, ca. 1755, PO 9158: Porzellansammlung, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, photo by Adrian Sauer

    Print: ca. 1650, by Crispin de Passe II I (ca. 1564–1637), Rijkmuseum (RP-P-2014-34-65). The collection also has a bowl with this design matching the plate

  • F.6 Adonis Going Hunting (Metamorphoses 1)

    Mother of pearl carved panel: Alistair Gibson Antiques, London

    Print: 1732, probably by Pieter Stevens van Gunst (1659–1732) after Crispin de Passe II I (ca. 1564–1637), after Joachim Wtewael (1566–1638), William Motley Collection

  • F.7 Immolation of Iphigenia (Metamorphoses 12)

    Mother of pearl carved panel: Alastair Gibson Antiques, London

    Print: 1732, by Bernard Picart (1673–1733), after Pietro Testa (1611–1650), William Motley Collection

  • F.8 Achilles on Skyros (Metamorphoses 13)

    Mother of pearl carved panel: Alistair Gibson Antiques, London

    Print: 1732, by Jacob Folkema (1692–1767) (in the 1732 Banier edition of Metamorphoses), William Motley Collection. Note that this print appeared in Book 13 of Banier’s edition even though Ovid did not include the story of Achilles on Skyros in the Metamorphoses.

  • F.9 Circe Receives Ulysses (Metamorphoses 14)

    Mother of pearl carved panel: Alistair Gibson Antiques, London

    Print: 1732, probably by Pieter Stevens van Gunst (1659–1732), William Motley Collection

  • F.10 Picus & Circe (Metamorphoses 14)

    Mother of pearl carved panel: Alistair Gibson Antiques, London

    Print: 1732, probably by Pieter Stevens van Gunst (1659–1732), after Crispin de Passe II (ca. 1564–1637), inspired by Antonio Tempesta (1555–1630), William Motley Collection

3.10 Table 10: Amours, 1727 85

Porcelain: bowl, Qianlong Period, ca. 1740, Private Collection

Print: 1727, anonymous print for a Dublin edition of Ovid’s Amores, William Motley Collection

4.1 Perseus Rescuing Andromeda (Metamorphoses 4) 100

Print by Pieter Stevens van Gunst (1659–1732) in Garth’s translation of Metamorphoses (Amsterdam 1732), William Motley Collection

4.2 Rescue of Andromeda (Metamorphoses 4) 100

Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745–1750, Ex-Mottahedeh Collection (Private Collection), Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

4.3 Rescue of Andromeda (Metamorphoses 4) 101

Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Ancienne Collection François Hervouët, Catalogue No. ML368C172, Musée de la Compagnie des Indes, Ville de Lorient, France. Photographic credit: G. Broudic

4.4 Rescue of Andromeda (Metamorphoses 4) 101

Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Thomas Lurie Collection, Columbus, Ohio

4.5 Rescue of Andromeda (Metamorphoses 4) 102

Bowl with scenes of Perseus Rescuing Andromeda, unknown maker, Jingdezhen, China, 1745–50, Lime-glazed, hard-paste porcelain, 1961.0823, Bequest of Henry Francis du Pont, courtesy of Winterthur Museum

4.6 Fall of Phaethon (Metamorphoses 2) 102

Print: by Pieter Stevens van Gunst (1659–1732) in Garth’s translation (Amsterdam 1732), after Crispijn de Passe II (ca. 1585–1670), after Abraham van Diepenbeeck (1596–1675), William Motley Collection

4.7 Fall of Phaethon (Metamorphoses 2) 103

Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745–1750, Ex-Mottahedeh Collection (Private Collection), Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

4.8 Fall of Phaethon (Metamorphoses 2) 103

Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Ancienne Collection François Hervouët, Catalogue No. ML368C172, Musée de la Compagnie des Indes, Ville de Lorient, France. Photographic credit: G. Broudic

4.9 Fall of Phaethon (Metamorphoses 2) 104

Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Thomas Lurie Collection, Columbus, Ohio

4.10 Fall of Phaethon (Metamorphoses 2) 104

Bowl with scene of Fall of Phaethon, unknown maker, Jingdezhen, China, 1745–50, Lime-glazed, hard-paste porcelain, 1961.0823, bequest of Henry Francis du Pont, courtesy of Winterthur Museum

4.11 Rape of Proserpina (Metamorphoses 5) 105

Print by Pieter Stevens van Gunst (1659–1732) in Garth’s translation of Metamorphoses (Amsterdam 1732), William Motley Collection

4.12 Rape of Proserpina (Metamorphoses 5) 105

Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745–1750, Ex-Mottahedeh Collection (Private Collection), Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

4.13 Rape of Proserpina (Metamorphoses 5) 106

Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Ancienne Collection François Hervouët, Catalogue No. ML368C172, Musée de la Compagnie des Indes, Ville de Lorient, France. Photographic credit: G. Broudic

4.14 Rape of Proserpina (Metamorphoses 5) 106

Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Thomas Lurie Collection, Columbus, Ohio

4.15 Rape of Proserpina (Metamorphoses 5) 107

Bowl with scene of Rape of Persephone, unknown maker, Jingdezhen, China, 1745–50, Lime-glazed, hard-paste porcelain, 1961.0823, bequest of Henry Francis du Pont, courtesy of Winterthur Museum

4.16 Triumph of Bacchus (Metamorphoses 5) 107

Print drawn and engraved by Bernard Picart (1673–1733) in Garth’s translation of Metamorphoses (Amsterdam 1732), William Motley Collection

4.17 Triumph of Bacchus (Metamorphoses 5) 108

Interior of Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745–1750, Ex-Mottahedeh Collection (Private Collection), Cohen & Cohen, Reigate

4.18 Triumph of Bacchus (Metamorphoses 5) 108

Interior of k punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Ancienne Collection François Hervouët, Catalogue No. ML368C172, Musée de la Compagnie des Indes, Ville de Lorient, France. Photographic credit: G. Broudic

4.19 Triumph of Bacchus (Metamorphoses 5) 109

Interior of Punchbowl, Qianlong period, ca. 1745, Thomas Lurie Collection, Columbus, Ohio

4.20 Triumph of Bacchus (Metamorphoses 5) 109

Bowl with scene of Triumph of Bacchus, unknown maker, Jingdezhen, China, 1745–50, Lime-glazed, hard-paste porcelain, 1961.0823, bequest of Henry Francis du Pont, courtesy of Winterthur Museum

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Ovid in China

Reception, Translation, and Comparison

Series:  Metaforms, Volume: 22
Cover Ovid in China
E-Book ISBN:
9789004467286
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
13 Jul 2022
  • Subjects
    • Asian Studies
      • Literature & Culture
    • Classical Studies
      • Classical Tradition & Reception Studies
    • Literature and Cultural Studies
      • Comparative Studies & World Literature
Front Matter
Preliminary Material
Copyright page
Ovid in China Timeline
Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Chapter 1 Western Classics / Ovid in China: An Overview
Chapter 2 Late Ming Jesuits and Western Classicism
Chapter 3 Ovid on China: Images from Illustrated Suites of Scenes from Ovid on Eighteenth-Century Chinese Export Porcelain
Chapter 4 Scenes from Ovid’s Metamorphoses on Four 18th-Century Chinese Export Porcelain Punchbowls
Chapter 5 An Early Chinese Translation of an Ovidian Quotation
Chapter 6 Ovid’s Debut in Chinese: Translating the Ars Amatoria into the Republican Discourse of Love
Chapter 7 Translating Ovid into Chinese: Challenges and Strategies
Chapter 8 Writing in Misfortune: Ovid’s Heroides in Light of Chinese Poetic Perspectives
Chapter 9 Translating Laughter: Literature, Language, Genre, and Culture
Chapter 10 Ego sum praeceptor amoris: Ovid’s Art of Seduction for the Chinese Audience
Chapter 11 Liberal Arts and Face Cosmetics: Ovid’s Medicamina into Mandarin
Chapter 12 Experimenting with a Poetic Form in the Chinese Translation of the Metamorphoses
Chapter 13 Themes of Women’s Vengeance and Filicide in Ovid’s Metamorphoses: Reception and Comparison in Modern Chinese Literature
Chapter 14 Translating Fasti: Bringing Ovid’s Roman Year to China
Chapter 15 Translating Time: Writing the Calendar in Early China and Ancient Rome
Chapter 16 The Voice of the Exiled Poet: A Translator’s Perspective
Chapter 17 Retelling Two Exiles in Rome and China: Philosophical Comfort, Literary Consolation, and the Impossible Mourning
Back Matter
General Index
Index Locorum

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