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1.1 Bolognese artist, The Three Ages of Man, 17th century. Pen and brown ink on paper, 10.2 × 14 cm. New York, Collection of the author. Image © The author 3

1.2 Japanese artist, Kumano Nachi Pilgrimage Mandala (熊野那智参詣曼荼羅, Kumano Nachi Sankeimandara), ca. 1590–1610. Ink, colours, and gold leaf on paper, mounted on silk scroll, 201 × 175 cm (overall), 150 × 151 cm (image). Poughkeepsie, Vassar College, Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Purchase of the Pratt Fund and the Betsy Mudge Wilson, Class of 1956, Memorial Fund, inv. no. 2004.10. Image © Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center (photo: Al Nowak, On Location Studios) 7

1.3 Japanese artist, Landscape, detail of Fig. 1.2 10

1.4 Japanese artist, Sun and Moon, detail of Fig. 1.2 11

1.5 Japanese artist, The Ritual of Fudaraku Tokai (補陀落渡海, Sea-crossing to the Southern Pure Land of Kannon), detail of Fig. 1.2 12

1.6 Goan artist (attributed), Christ Child as the Navigator on the Ship of Salvation, early 17th century. Ivory, 13 × 9.8 × 0.9 cm. London, British Museum, inv. no. 1959,0721.1. Image © The Trustees of the British Museum 15

1.7 Mir ʿAli Heravi (میرعلی هروی, or Mir ʿAli al-Kātib) (calligraphy) and Farrukh Chela (فرخ چلا) (attributed, border imagery), Calligraphy Folio (verso), ca. 1540–1550 (calligraphy) and ca. 1590–1600 (border imagery). Ink, opaque watercolour, and gold on paper, 42.5 × 26.5 cm. From: The Muraqqaʿe-Gulshan (مرقع گلشن, The Rose Garden Album), early 17th century. Washington, D.C., National Museum of Asian Art, Smithsonian Institution, Freer Collection, Purchase of the Charles Lang Freer Endowment, inv. no. F1956.12 17

1.8 Farrukh Chela, Christ Child as the Navigator on the Ship of Salvation, detail of Fig. 1.7. Image © National Museum of Asian Art 18

1.9 Manila or Macau artist, Christ Child as the Navigator on the Ship of Salvation, early 17th century. Ivory and wood, 12 × 8 × 2 cm (plaque), 15 × 11 × 2 cm (frame). Singapore, Asian Civilisations Museum, inv. no. 2015-00220. Image © Asian Civilisations Museum 20

1.10 Juanelo Turriano (attributed), Franciscan Friar Automaton (St Diego d’Alcala?), Frontal View, Dressed, ca. 1550. Wood, iron, enamel, cotton, 40.64 × 12.7 × 15.24 cm. Washington, D.C., National Museum of American History, inv. no. ME.336451. Image © National Museum of American History and Smithsonian Institution Archives, image no. 78-7523 (photo: John Wooten) 23

1.11 Juanelo Turriano (attributed), Profile View, Undressed, detail of Fig. 1.10. Image © Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American History, Division of Work and Industry, image no. JN2019-00336 (photo: Jaclyn Nash) 24

1.12 Juanelo Turriano (attributed), Frontal View, X-ray, detail of Fig. 1.10. Image © National Museum of American History and Smithsonian Conservation Institute, image no. AHB2014q084006 (photo: E. Keats Webb) 27

1.13 Elizabeth King, Bartlett’s Hand, 2005. Boxwood, brass, stop-frame animation, computer, LCD monitor, 15.24 × 5.08 × 5.08 cm. Lincoln, Collection of Karen and Robert Duncan, inv. no. 2016.FA1500. Image © Karen and Robert Duncan / Elizabeth King 33

2.1 Portuguese artist, Eagle with Jesuit Monogram in Its Beak. Engraving, 30 cm (height). From: Sousa Francisco de, S.J., Oriente conquistado a Iesu Christo pelos Padres da Companhia de Jesus da Provincia de Goa (The East Conquered for Jesus Christ by the Fathers of the Province of Goa of the Society of Jesus) (Lisbon, Valentin de Costa Fernandes: 1710) 2:frontispiece. Lisbon, Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal, call no. RES. 307A-308A. Image © Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal 48

2.2 Mar Sabor (attributed), St Thomas or Persian Cross, 9th century. Stone, 30 × 45 cm. Kadamattom, Ernakulam District, Kerala, St George Orthodox Syrian Church. Image © Wikimedia Commons (photo: Jogytmatthew) 54

2.3 Gaspar Correa, Cross in Mylapore, ca. 1521. From: Correa G., Lendas da Índia (ca. 1521) (Lisbon: 1860) 2:723. Paris, Collection of the author. Image © The author 57

2.4 View of the high altar with Sassanian-Pahlavi Inscribed Cross and Madonna and Child, Church of Periya Malai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 2023. Image © The author 59

2.5 Byzantine artist, Santa Maria del Popolo, 13th century. Tempera and gold on panel, 26.8 × 32.2 cm. Rome, Basilica of Santa Maria del Popolo. Image © Alessandro Vasari, inv. no. ALV125 63

2.6 Mughal artist (after Albrecht Dürer), Madonna and Child, early 17th century. Ink, opaque watercolour, and gold paint on paper, 32.7 × 22.2 cm. From: Mughal artist, Album, late 18th century, fol. 26 v. Windsor, Royal Collection Trust, inv. no. RCIN 1005069. Image © Royal Collection Trust, His Majesty King Charles III 2023 65

2.7 Kesu Khurd (attributed), Madonna and Child, ca. 1590–1595. Ink, opaque watercolour, and gold on paper, 4.75 × 3.15 cm (image). Dublin, Chester Beatty, inv. no. In 11A.19. Image © Chester Beatty 67

2.8 Ghulám-i Sháh Salím (after Bernard van Orley), Madonna and Child, ca. 1610. Ink, gold, and watercolour on paper, 10.1 × 6.9 cm (image), 19.4 × 16 cm (sheet). London, British Museum, inv. no. 1942,0124,0.2. Image © The Trustees of the British Museum 68

2.9 Mughal artist (after Albrecht Dürer and Heinrich Aldegrever), Illustrated Borders with Figural Motifs, 1608–1618. Ink, opaque watercolour, and gold on paper, 42.2 × 26.7 cm (sheet). From: Mughal artist, Album of Jahangir, 17th century, fol. 5 r. Berlin, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin-Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Orientabteilung, call no. Libr. Pict. A117. Image © Staatsbibliothek Berlin 71

3.1 A: Map of relic shrines in Kashmir; B: Inset of the Kashmir Valley. Image © Reyaz A. Dar, 2023 82

3.2 View of the hair relic (موئ مقدس, moy-e-muqqaddas) of the Prophet Muhammad (محمد) on display, Jenaab Saab Soura Shrine, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, 2020. Image © The authors 84

3.3 View of the sandal of the Prophet Muhammad on display during Eid-e-Milaad (عيد ميلاد), Jenaab Saab Soura Shrine, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, 2020. Image © The authors 85

3.4 View of the hair relic (موئ مقدس, moy-e-muqqaddas) of the Prophet Muhammad on display during Eid-e-Milaad (عيد ميلاد), Kalashpora Shrine, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, 2020. Image © The authors 85

3.5 View of the footstep of the Prophet Muhammad in stone on display, Jenaab Saab Soura Shrine, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, 2020. Image © The authors 87

3.6 View of the hair relic (موئ مقدس, moy-e-muqqaddas) of the Prophet Muhammad on display during Eid-e-Milaad (عيد ميلاد), Kalashpora Shrine, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, 2020. Image © The authors 87

3.7 View of relics of prominent Muslim personages on display, Jenaab Saab Soura Shrine, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, 2020. Image © The authors 88

3.8 View of the Sufi stone relic of Gaebi Shah (غیبی شاه), Gaebi Shah Shrine, Yaripora, Kulgam District, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, 2020. Image © Zubair Khalid 88

3.9 View of the stone slab relic of Shaikhul Aalam (شیخ العالم), Dreygam Shrine, Budgam, Budgam District, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, 2023. Image © The authors 89

3.10 View of the stone relic of Shaikhul Aalam, Dreygam Shrine, Budgam, Budgam District, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, 2023. Image © The authors 90

4.1 Genshunbō Jūkai (源春房重懐), Map of the Five Regions of Tenjiku (五天竺図, Gotenjiku-zu), 1364. Ink and colours on paper, 177 × 166.5 cm. Nara, Hōryūji Temple. Image © Hōryūji Temple 103

4.2 Genshunbō Jūkai, Lake Anavatapta, detail of Fig. 4.1 104

4.3 Matteo Ricci, S.J., Complete Map of Myriad Countries (坤輿萬國全圖, Ch. Kunyu Wanguo Quantu), 1602. Six woodblock sheets, 60.8 × 182 cm (each sheet). Minneapolis, University of Minnesota, James Ford Bell Library, call no. 1602 xRi. Image © James Ford Bell Trust 109

4.4 Wang Qi (王圻), Complete Geographic Map of the Mountains and Seas (山海輿地全圖, Ch. Shanhai yudi quantu). Woodcut, 27 × 36 cm. From: Wang Qi, Sancai tuhui (三才圖會, Collected Illustrations of the Three Realms) ([China], [n.p.]: Ming Wanli 37 [1609]) 3:fols. 26 v–27 r. Cambridge, Harvard University, Harvard Library, Harvard-Yenching Library, call no. AE17 .W34 v.1–52, record no. 990079101430203941. Image © The President and Fellows of Harvard College 110

4.5 Terajima Ryōan (寺島良安), Complete Geographic Map of the Mountains and Seas (山海輿地全圖, Sankai yochi zenzu). Woodcut, 27 × 36 cm. From: Terajima Ryōan, Wakan sansai zue (和漢三才圖會, Japanese and Chinese Collected Illustrations of the Three Realms) ([Japan], Okada Saburoemon: 1712) 64: fols. 2 v–3 r. New York, Collection of the author. Image © The author 111

4.6 Sōshun Hōtan (僧溶鳳潭), Handy Map of the Myriad Countries of Jambudvīpa (南瞻部州萬國掌菓之圖, Nansenbushū bankoku shōka no zu), 1710. Woodcut with hand colouring, 121 × 144 cm. Palo Alto, Stanford University Libraries, David Rumsey Map Collection, call no. 5763.001. Image © Stanford University Libraries 113

4.7 Sōshun Hōtan, Lake Anavatapta, detail of Fig. 4.6 115

4.8 Japanese artist, Daimin kyūhen bankoku jinseki rotei zenzu (大明九邊萬國人跡路程全圖, General Map of the Ming and All of the Surrounding Countries) (Kyoto, Umemura Yahaku: ca. 1705), after Wang Junfu (王君甫), Da Ming Jiubian Wanguo Renji Lucheng Quantu (大明九邊萬國人跡路程全圖, General Map of the Ming and All of the Surrounding Countries) ([China], [n.p.]: 1663). Woodblock with hand colouring, 123 × 121 cm. Yokohama, Yokohama City University Library, call no. WC-0/123. Image © Yokohama City University Library 117

4.9 Sōshun Hōtan, Europe, detail of Fig. 4.6 118

4.10 Kabō Hyōzō (華坊兵蔵) (designer) and Honya Hikoemon (本屋彦衛門) (publisher), Map of All the Countries in Jambudvīpa (南閻浮提諸国集覧之圖, Nanenbudai shokoku shūran no zu), 1744. Woodblock with hand colouring, 47 × 61 cm. Yokohama, Yokohama City University Library, call no. WC-0/119. Image © Yokohama City University Library 119

4.11 Honya Hikoemon (本屋彦衛門) (publisher), Map of Myriad Lands (満國圖, Bankokuzu), 1744. Woodcut with hand colouring, 52 × 72 cm. Kyoto, Kyoto University Main Library, Muroga Collection, call no. 室賀/YG/21/2-46. Image © Kyoto University Main Library 120

4.12 Honya Hikoemon (publisher), Eurasia and Lake Anavatapta, detail of Fig. 4.11 121

4.13 Terajima Ryōan, Map of the Western Regions and the Five Regions of Tenjiku (西域五天竺之圖, Saiiki Gotenjiku no zu). Woodcut, 27 × 36 cm. From: Terajima, Wakan sansai zue 64:fols. 15 v–16 r. New York, Collection of the author. Image © The author 123

4.14 Terajima Ryōan, Composite image of (left to right, top to bottom): Map of the Barbarian Countries of the North (北地諸狄之圖, Kitaji shoteki no zu), Map of the Western Regions and the Five Regions of Tenjiku (Fig. 4.13), and Map of the Barbarian Countries of the Southwest (西南諸蠻之圖, Seinan shoban no zu). Woodcut, 27 × 36 cm (each double-page). From: Terajima, Wakan sansai zue 64:fols. 15 v–16 r, 18 v–19 r, 20 r–20 v. New York, Collection of the author. Image © The author 127

4.15 Japanese artist, Abbreviated Map of Tenjiku (天竺略圖, Tenjijku ryakuzu). Ink and colours on paper, 44 × 55 cm, after Terajima, Wakan sansai zue 64:fols. 15 v–16 r. Tagajō, Miyagi Prefecture, Tohoku Rekishi Hakubutsukan, Yoshiokake Monjo Collection, inv. no. 790. Image © Tohoku Rekishi Hakubutsukan 130

4.16 Japanese artist, Jetavana (Map of Ankor Wat) (祇園精舎の圖, Gion shōja no zu), 1715. Ink and colours on paper, 151.7 × 83 cm. Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture, Tokugawa Museum, inv. no. TGM000086, Bunko 9152, 8068. Image © Tokugawa Museum, DNP Image Archives 131

4.17 Zontō (存統), Map of Tenjiku (天竺輿地圖, Tenjiku yochizu), 1828. Woodblock, mounted on silk scroll, 195 × 64 cm. Washington, D.C., Library of Congress, call no. G3200 s000 .Z6. Image © Library of Congress 133

4.18 Zontō, Lake Anavatapta, detail of Fig. 4.17 134

4.19 Zontō, Sacred Sites (from right to left): Vulture Peak, the Diamond Throne and the Bodhi Tree, Jetavana, and Kuśinagara, detail of Fig. 4.17 135

5.1 View of the Jantar Mantar, Jaipur, 1728–1738. Image © The author 142

5.2 Ulugh Beg (الغ بیگ), Sextant, Samarkand Observatory, Samarkand, Uzbekistan, ca. 1420. Image © Wikimedia Commons (photo: Alaexis) 148

5.3 View of the Sun Markings in the Samrat Yantra, Jantar Mantar, Jaipur, 1728–1738. Image © Aparna Agarwal 154

5.4 View of the Samrat Yantra in Profile and the Observation Post ‘From the Heavens’, Jantar Mantar, Jaipur, 1728–1738. Image © The author 155

5.5 View of the Stairway to the Samrat Yantra, Jantar Mantar, Jaipur, 1728–1738. Image © Aparna Agarwal 156

5.6 View of the Two Hemispheres in the Jai Prakash, Jantar Mantar, Jaipur, 1728–1738. Image © The author 158

5.7 View of the Celestial Markings in the Jai Prakash, Jantar Mantar, Jaipur, 1728–1738. Image © Aparna Agarwal 159

6.1 Japanese artist, Street Scene with an Interior of a Church and Foreign Shipping in Nagasaki, ca. 1610. Pair of six-fold screens, colours and gold on paper, 157 × 334.5 cm (each screen). Tokyo, Museum of the Imperial Collections, inv. no. SZK002339. Image © Museum of the Imperial Collections 170

6.2 Japanese artist, Church Interior, detail of Fig. 6.1 172

6.3 Jacopo Niwa (ジャコポ庭) (attributed), Salvator Mundi, 1597. Oil on copper, 23 × 17 cm. Tokyo, University of Tokyo, General Library, inv. no. A100:1649. Image © University of Tokyo 174

6.4 Japanese artist, Drum-shaped Libation Bottle, 1473. Lacquer, 121 × 73 × 78 cm. Sakai, Osaka Prefecture, Sakai City Museum, inv. no. 1983-027. Image © Sakai City Museum 175

6.5 Jesuit workshop in Japan (attributed), Portrait of St Peter, ca. 1600. Oil on hemp, 119 × 69 cm. Osaka, Nanban Bunka-kan, inv. no. 032. Image © Nanban Bunka-kan 178

6.6 Jesuit artist, Portrait of St Francis Xavier with a Lily, late 16th century. Oil on copper, 18 × 12 cm. Xavier, Navarre, Castle of Xavier, inv. no. 77. Image © Museo del Castillo de Javier 182

6.7 Hieronymus Wierix, Portrait of St Francis Xavier. Engraving, 6.7 × 9.3 cm. From: Hieronymus Wierix, Eight Saints and Martyrs Series, ca. 1595. Kyoto, Collection of the author. Image © The author 183

6.8 Camillo Cungi, Portrait of St Francis Xavier with Miracles, 1600. Engraving, 30.4 × 22.8 cm. Rome, Biblioteca Angelica, inv. no. C.2/1[2]. Image © Biblioteca Angelica 184

6.9 ‘Gyōfu Kanjin’ (魚夫環人), Portrait of St Francis Xavier, ca. 1600. Colours on paper, 61 × 48.7 cm. Kobe, Kobe City Museum, inv. no. 01章-額001. Image © Kobe City Museum 186

6.10 Portuguese artist, Cross of St Francis Xavier with Crab, first half of the 17th century. Silver, 35 × 18.5 cm. Coimbra, Museu Nacional Machado de Castro, inv. no. 6210; O129. Image © Museus e Monumentos de Portugal, EPE / Arquivo de Documentação Fotográfica 187

6.11 Japanese artist, Pilgrimage Souvenir (御札, Ofuda) of the Octopus Medicine Buddha at the Jōju-in Temple (成就院), Tokyo, ca. 2000. Woodblock, 40 × 13 cm. Kyoto, Collection of the author. Image © The author 188

6.12 Kanō Naizen (狩野内膳), Festival at Toyokuni Shrine (豊国社), Kyoto, ca. 1606. Right screen of a pair of six-fold screens, colours and gold on paper, 167.5 × 365 cm (each screen). Kyoto, Toyokuni Shrine. Image © Toyokuni Shrine 197

7.1 Spherical animal bezoar stones, 1551–1750. Left stone: camel gallstone, 4.5 cm (diameter), right stone: animal gallstone, 3.7 × 4.3 × 4.2 cm. London, Science Museum, Sir Henry Wellcome’s Museum Collection, left stone: inv. no. A635027, right stone: inv. no. A635026. Image © The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum 206

7.2 Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez, Infant Philip Prosper, 1659. Oil on canvas, 129 × 100 cm. Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum, inv. no. GG319. Image © Kunsthistorisches Museum 213

7.3 View of early modern amulets (clockwise from upper right corner): Spanish lantern, animal products, bone objects (including a necklace for teething), small mammal’s jawbone, two salt-codfish jawbones, a cock’s spur, a bezoar stone, fish earbones, equine chestnuts, and a badger’s paw, Sir Henry Wellcome’s Museum Collection, Science Museum, London, ca. 2023. Image © The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum 215

7.4 Unknown artist, Artificial Bezoar Stone in a Container, 1601–1800. Clay, crushed shell, amber, musk, and resin, gold filigree, 7.5 cm (diameter, bezoar stone), 7 × 6.8 × 10.8 cm (container). London, Sir Henry Wellcome’s Museum Collection, Science Museum, inv. no. A642470. Image © The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum 219

7.5 Indo-Portuguese artist, Natural Bezoar Stone in Pendant, 16th century. Animal gallstone, gold filigree, 6.1 cm (diameter, bezoar stone), 9.4 cm × 6.1 cm (pendant). Porto, Távora Sequeira Pinto Collection. Image © Dr. Alvaro Sequeira Pinto (photo: Pedro Lobo) 220

7.6 Indo-Portuguese artist, Natural Bezoar Stone in Fruit-shaped Pendant, 17th century. Animal gallstone, gold filigree, 8 cm (diameter, bezoar stone), 5.8 cm × 8 cm (pendant). Porto, Távora Sequeira Pinto Collection. Image © Dr. Alvaro Sequeira Pinto (photo: Pedro Lobo) 221

7.7 Peruvian artist, Bernegal from Nuestra Señora de Atocha, ca. 1622. Gold, 14 × 8.5 cm. Key West, Mel Fisher Maritime Museum, inv. no. 1986.008.0008. Image © Mel Fisher Maritime Museum 222

7.8 View of bernegal, pendant bezoar stone, and bezoar stones from Nuestra Señora de Atocha, Mel Fisher Maritime Museum, Key West, ca. 2023. Image © Mel Fisher Maritime Museum 224

8.1 Carlo Dolci, Madonna with the Thumb, late 1670s. Oil on copper, 24.5 × 19.4 cm. Tokyo, Tokyo National Museum, inv. no. C-698. Image © ColBase: Integrated Collections Database of the National Institutes for Cultural Heritage, Japan 234

8.2 Carlo Dolci, Clasped Hands: Study for a Painting of St Francis of Assisi in Prayer, early 1650s. Black and red chalk on paper, 12.8 × 13.1 cm. London, British Museum, inv. no. 1859.0806.65. Image © The Trustees of the British Museum 236

8.3 Carlo Dolci, Mater Dolorosa, ca. 1655. Oil on canvas, 82.5 × 67 cm. Tokyo, The National Museum of Western Art, inv. no. P.1998-0002. Image © The National Museum of Western Art, DNP Image Archives 237

8.4 Carlo Dolci, The Head of Jesus Christ, 1681. Oil on canvas, 47 × 38 cm. Copenhagen, The National Gallery of Denmark, inv. no. KMSSP48. Image © National Gallery of Denmark 240

8.5 Carlo Dolci, Mater Dolorosa, 1681. Oil on canvas, 47 × 38 cm. Copenhagen, The National Gallery of Denmark, inv. no. KMSSP49. Image © National Gallery of Denmark 241

8.6 Western artist, Female Saint, late 16th–early 17th century. Oil on copper, 20 × 15 cm. Tokyo, Tokyo National Museum, inv. no. C694. Image © Tokyo National Museum Image Archives 245

8.7 Western artist, Madonna and Child, late 16th–early 17th century. Oil on copper, 14.7 × 11.3 cm. Tokyo, Tokyo National Museum, inv. no. C-699. Image © ColBase: Integrated Collections Database of the National Institutes for Cultural Heritage, Japan 246

8.8 Arai Hakuseki (新井白石), List of the Belongings of Giovanni Battista Sidoti. Ink on paper. From: Arai Hakuseki, “Nagasaki chushin Roma-jin goto” (長崎注進羅馬人事, Nagasaki Reports on the Affair of a Roman), 1709, unpublished MS, vol. 2, fol. 1 r. Japan, Collection of the Arai Family. Image © The Family of Michio Miyazaki 249

9.1 Mar Joseph Kariattil (attributed), The “Paravur Dialogues”. Ink on paper, 30 × 26 cm. From: Mannanam Syriac 74, ca. 1768–1800, unpublished MS, fol. 2 r. Mannanam, Kerala, Monastery of St Joseph, call no. 090-268-KAR-S. Image © Monastery of St Joseph 264

9.2 David Saju (attributed), Mar Joseph Kariattil, Metropolitan of Cranganore, 2021. Oil on canvas, 233 × 137 cm. Alangad, Ernakulam District, Kerala, St Mary’s Syro-Malabar Church. Image © St Mary’s Syro-Malabar Church 266

9.3 Gujarat or Mandu artist in Goa, St Thomas Christians of Malabar. Colours on paper, 42.2 × 30.4 cm. From: Portuguese artist, Album di disegni, illustranti, usi, e costumi dei popoli d’Asia e d’Africa con brevi dichiarazioni in lingua portoghese (Album of Drawings, Illustrations, Uses, and Customs of the Peoples of Asia and Africa with Brief Statements in the Portuguese Language), ca. 1540, fols. 116 v–117 r. Rome, Biblioteca Casanatense, call no. MS1889 c.116. Image © Biblioteca Casanatense 268

9.4 Gravestone of Francisco Roz, S.J. in Vaṭṭeḻuttә script, 1624, Kottakkavu, North Paravur, Ernakulam District, Kerala, St. Thomas Forane Church. Image © The author 269

9.5 Cornelis Galle (engraver) and Jacques Franckaert (designer), Portrait of Augustine Aleixo de Menezes, Archbishop of Goa and Braga. Engraving, 13.5 × 10.5 cm. From: Corte Cornelis de, Virorum illustrium ex ordine eremitarum D. Augustini elogia (Biographies of the Illustrious Men of the Augustinian Order) (Antwerp, J. Cnobbaert: 1636) 60. Amsterdam, Rjiksmuseum, call no. RP-P-1908-2124. Image © Rijksmuseum 270

9.6 View of the North Paravur Synagogue, Ernakulam District, Kerala, 20th century (last restored 2010–2013). Image © Muziris Heritage Project 274

9.7 Ruins of Vaippicotta Jesuit Seminary, Chendamangalam, Ernakulam District, Kerala, 1577. Image © The author 285

9.8 Foundation inscription of North Paravur Synagogue, Ernakulam District, Kerala, 1616. Image © Muziris Heritage Project 288

10.1 Unknown artist, Portrait of a Chinese Catholic Priest, 20th century. Oil on canvas, 25 cm × 34 cm. Florence, Private collection (until ca. 1950, thereafter whereabouts unknown). Rome, Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Archivio Storico, inv. no. 23 01 IV r. Image © Pontificia Università Gregoriana 298

10.2 Unknown artist, The First Joyful Mystery of the Rosary: The Annunciation. Woodcut, 24 × 15.7 cm. From: Rocha João da, S.J. (羅儒望), Song nianzhu guicheng (誦念珠規程, Rules for Reciting the Rosary) ([Nanjing], [n.p.]: ca. 1619) 4. Rome, Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu, call no. Jap. Sin. I 43b, fol. 74 v. Image © Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu 301

10.3 Hieronymus Wierix, Annunciatio (Annunciation). Engraving, 23.2 × 14.8 cm. From: Nadal Jerónimo, S.J., Evangelicae historiae imagines (Images of the Gospel Story) (Antwerp, Martin Nuyts: 1593) pl. 1. Rome, Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu. Image © Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu 302

10.4 Unknown artist, The Fifth Sorrowful Mystery of the Rosary: The Crucifixion. Woodcut, 24 × 15.7 cm. From: Da Rocha, Song nianzhu guicheng 22. Rome, Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu, inv. no. Jap. Sin. I 43b, fol. 92 v. Image © Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu 306

10.5 Pasquale M. D’Elia S.J., Annotations on D’Elia P.M., S.J., Le origini dell’arte cristiana cinese, 1939–1940 (Rome: 1939), ca. 1939. Ink and pencil on paper, 21 × 29.7 cm. Rome, Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Archivio Storico, inv. no. 14 I 19 r. Image © Pontificia Università Gregoriana 307

10.6 Chinese artist, Xi’an Madonna (‘Salus Populi Sinensis’), 17th century. Ink and colour on paper, mounted on silk scroll, 120 × 55 cm. Chicago, The Field Museum, inv. no. 116027. Image © The Field Museum, image no. A114604_02d (photo: John Weinstein) 309

11.1 Hieronymus Wierix, In die visitationis (Visitation). Engraving, 23.2 × 14.7 cm. From: Nadal Jerónimo, S.J., Adnotationes et meditationes in Evangelia (Annotations and Meditations on the Gospels) (Antwerp, Plantin Press under Jan I Moretus: 1607) pl. 2. Leuven, KU Leuven, Maurits Sabbe Library, call no. P248.693.1/F° NATA Adno 1607. Image © KU Leuven 330

11.2 Unknown artist, The Holy Mother Went to Visit Elizabeth (聖母往顧依撒伯爾, Shengwu wanggu Yi-sa-bo-er). Woodcut, 14.3 × 23.8 cm. From: Aleni Giulio, S.J. (艾儒略) (ed.), Tianzhu jiangsheng chuxiang jingjie (天主降生出像經解, Explanation of the Images of the Lord of Heaven’s Incarnation) ([China], [n.p.]: 1637) fol. 2 b. Göttingen, Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek, call no. 4 H E UN 222/13 RARA. Image © Göttingen, Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek 334

11.3 Unknown artist, The Second Joyful Mystery of the Rosary: The Visitation. Woodcut, 16 × 24.5 cm. From: Rocha João da, S.J. (羅儒望), Song nianzhu guicheng (誦念珠規程, Rules for Reciting the Rosary) ([Nanjing], [n.p.]: ca. 1619) fol. 5 b. Rome, Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu, call no. Jap. Sin. I 43b. Image © Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu 335

11.4 Unknown artist, Image of the Illumination of Time (時照圖, Shizhao tu) and Image of Inner Illumination (内照圖, Neizhao tu). Woodcut, 44 × 31 cm. From: Wu Zhihe (吳之鶴), Xingming shuangxiu wanshen guizhi (性命雙修萬神圭旨, Principles of the Innate Disposition and the Lifespan) ([China], [n.p.]: Ming Wanli 43 [1615]) juan (卷) 1, fols. 21 b–22 a. Cambridge, Harvard University, Harvard Library, Harvard-Yenching Library, call no. T1938 9842, record no. 990077587250203941. Image © The President and Fellows of Harvard College 341

11.5 Unknown artist, Taima Mandala (當麻曼荼羅, Dangma mantuluo, The Pure Land of the Buddha Amida), 1691. Coloured and gilded woodblock, mounted on silk scroll, 111 × 90.5 cm. Takatsuki, Osaka Prefecture, Pure Land Mandala Study Group (Hisao Inagaki), Former Collection of Harold Steward. Image © Pure Land Mandala Study Group 343

11.6 Unknown artist, Contemplation of the Setting Sun (日想觀, Ri xiangguan), detail of Fig. 11.5 344

11.7 Unknown artist, Contemplation of Water (水想觀, Shui xiangguan), detail of Fig. 11.5 345

11.8 Unknown artist, Hua Mulan Takes Her Aged Father’s Place in the Conscription for the Army by Disguising Herself as a Man (木蘭代戍, Mulan dai shu). Woodblock, 19.6 × 12.8 cm. From: Lü Kun (呂坤), Guifan tushuo (閨範圖説, Code of Conduct for Women) ([China], [n.p.]: ca. 1616), facs. ed. Yingyin Mingke guifan (影印明刻閨範, Facsimile of a Ming Edition of the Code of Conduct for Women) ([China], [n.p.]: facs. ed. Minguo 16 [1927]) juan 2, fol. 30 b. Cambridge, Harvard University, Harvard Library, Harvard-Yenching Library, call no. GEN1682 6641b, record no. 990077343010203941. Image © The President and Fellows of Harvard College 347

11.9 Unknown artist, Chapter 66: Manager Zhai Sends a Letter to Present a Gift to the Bereaved Family (第六十六回 翟管家寄書致賻, Di liushiliu hui: Diguanjia jishu zhifu). Woodblock, 21 × 14 cm. From: Xiaoxiaosheng (笑笑生), Jinpingmei cihua (金瓶梅詞話, The Golden Lotus or the Plum in the Golden Vase) ([China], [n.p.]: ca. 1627–1644), repr. ed. Xinke xiuxiang piping jinpingmei (新刻繡像批评金瓶梅, Newly Carved Critical Edition of The Golden Lotus with Refined Illustrations) (Beijing: 1988), ce (冊) 23, hui (回) 66. Hong Kong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, New Asia College, Ch’ien Mu Library, New Asia College Library, call no. PL2698.H73 C5 1988. Image © The Chinese University of Hong Kong 348

11.10 Unknown artist, Crimson Brings Zhang’s Note to Oriole Who Is Asleep (省簡, Shengjian). Woodblock, 19.4 × 12.6 cm. From: Wang Shifu (王實甫), Xixiangji (西廂記, Romance of the Western Chamber or the Story of the Western Wing) ([China], [n.p.]: ca. 1620–1644), rep. ed. Xixiangji banke tulu (西廂記版刻圖錄, Catalogue of Woodblock Illustrations to the Romance of the Western Chamber) (Yangzhou: 1999) 1:23. Hong Kong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, New Asia College, Ch’ien Mu Library, New Asia College Library, call no. NC990.5X5 1999. Image © The Chinese University of Hong Kong 349

11.11 Unknown artist, Getting Married (完配, Wanpei). Woodblock, 19.4 × 27.7 cm. From: Wang Shifu, Xixiangji, Xixiangji banke tulu 1:42–43. Hong Kong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, New Asia College, Ch’ien Mu Library, New Asia College Library, call no. NC990.5X5 1999. Image © The Chinese University of Hong Kong 350

11.12 Unknown artist, Methods of Drawing Gateways (画門逕式, Hua men jing shi). Woodblock, 30.75 × 27.75 cm. From: Wang Gai (王槩) (ed.), Jieziyuan huazhuan (芥子園畫傳, The Mustard Seed Garden Manual of Painting) ([China], [n.p.]: Qing Kangxi 18–40 [1679–1701]), chu ji (初集), juan 4, fol. 28 b. Cambridge, Harvard University, Harvard Library, Harvard-Yenching Library, call no. T6130 1179, record no. 990080994250203941. Image © The President and Fellows of Harvard College 354

11.13 Unknown artist, Methods of Drawing Gateways (画門逕式, Hua men jing shi). Woodblock, 30.75 × 27.75 cm. From: Wang Gai, Jieziyuan huazhuan, chu ji, juan 4, fol. 28 a. Cambridge, Harvard University, Harvard Library, Harvard-Yenching Library, call no. T6130 1179, record no. 990080994250203941. Image © The President and Fellows of Harvard College 355

12.1 Map of the state of Old Goa with the ‘Old Conquests’ region, 16th–18th century. Image © The author 362

12.2 View of the Cathedral of St Catherine, Old Goa, 1564–1651, and the Church of the Holy Spirit, Old Goa, 1661–ca. 1670. Image © The author, 2018 363

12.3 José de Morais Antas Machado, Projection for the New City of Goa, ca. 1775. Ink and colours on paper, 145 × 100 cm. Lisbon, Gabinete de Estudos de Arqueologia e Engenharia Militar, inv. no. GEAEM-Des. 1241-2A-24A-111. Image © Gabinete de Estudos de Arqueologia e Engenharia Militar 364

12.4 Ruins of the Church of Our Lady of Grace, Old Goa, 1597–ca. 1620. Image © The author, 2016 366

12.5 Ruins of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Old Goa, 1630–ca. 1639. Image © The author, 2019 366

12.6 View of the Church of Our Lady of Divine Providence, Old Goa, 1656–ca. 1665. Image © The author, 2018 367

12.7 Reconstruction of the main façade of the Church of St Paul, Old Goa, 1560–1572. Image © The author, 2023 370

12.8 John Johnson, The Old Church of St Paul, Old Goa, with a Priest in the Foreground, ca. 1795–1801. Watercolour on paper, 26.1 × 40.5 cm. London, British Library, Asia, Africa, and Pacific Collection, call no. WD1055, item no. 9. Image © Wikimedia Commons (photo: Baddu676) 371

12.9 View of the Conventual Church of St Monica, Old Goa, 1606–ca. 1627. Image © The author, 2018 372

12.10 View of the Church of the Good Jesus, Old Goa, 1595–ca. 1605. © The author, 2018 373

12.11 Ground plan of the first Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Old Goa, 1622–1624. Image © The author, 2023 375

12.12 Ground plan of the second Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Old Goa, 1630–ca. 1639. Image © The author, 2023 376

12.13 Unknown artist, Wall Monument to Pedro de Mascarenhas from the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, ca. 1639 (dismantled ca. 1961). Basalt. Old Goa, Archaeological Museum, inv. no. acc-no-0687. Image © Telles R.M., “Brasões e Epitáfios do Museus de S. Francisco de Assis”, Oriente Português 30.12–13 (1936) between 304–305 378

12.14 D’Souza and Paul Studio, Nave and Chancel of the Second Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Old Goa, ca. 1880. Photograph, 22.9 × 18.7 cm. London, British Library, call no. Photo 2/2 (87). Image © British Library Archive 379

12.15 Comparative diagram of a barrel vault, a groin vault, and a barrel vault with lunettes. Image © The author, 2023 380

12.16 View of the façade of the Church of the Holy Spirit, Margão, Goa, 1645–ca. 1660. Image © The author, 2006 382

12.17 View of the interior of the Church of the Holy Spirit, Margão, Goa, 1645–ca. 1660. Image © The author, 2016 383

12.18 View of the interior of the Church of the Holy Spirit, Old Goa, 1520–ca. 1527, rebuilt 1661–ca. 1665. Image © The author, 2018 385

12.19 View of the sacristy of the Church of the Good Jesus, Old Goa, 1656. Image © The author, 2018 387

12.20 View of the interior of the Church of the Miraculous Cross, Old Goa, 1619–ca. 1622, rebuilt 1669–1671. Bonn, Universität Bonn, Abteilung für Asiatische und Islamische Kunstgeschichte, AIK–Archiv, Bildarchiv, Schenkung Gritli von Mitterwallner, inv. no. CI.7.1.74.1. Image © AIK–Archiv (photo: Gritli von Mitterwallner, 1956) 388

12.21 View of the façade of the Church of St Anne, Talaulim, Goa, begun 1682. Image © The author, 2017 390

12.22 View of the interior of the Church of St Anne, Talaulim, Goa, begun 1682. Image © The author, 2018 392

12.23 View of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Chimbel, Goa, 1749–ca. 1755. Image © The author, 2019 396

13.1 Chinese artist, Title page. Woodcut, 17.78 × 23.5 cm. From: Plasencia Juan de, O.F.M. (attributed), Doctrina Christiana en lengua española y tagala (Christian Doctrine in the Spanish and Tagalog Languages) (Manila, Dominican Press: 1593). Washington, D.C., Library of Congress, Lessing J. Rosenwald Collection, Rare Book and Special Collection, call no. PL6058.1 .D6 1593. Image © Library of Congress 408

13.2 Indigenous artist, Likha (Ancestral Spirit), 15th–16th century. Volcanic tuff, 30 cm (height). Manila, Salcedo Auctions. Image © Salcedo Auctions 410

13.3 European artist, Santo Niño of Cebu, 16th century. Polychrome wood, 30 cm (height without pedestal). Cebu, Basilica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebu. Image © Basilica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebu 412

13.4 European or Mexican artist, Our Lady of Solitude of Porta Vaga, 1692. Oil on panel, 46 × 37.5 cm (painting), 47.6 × 39.3 cm (frame). Cavite City, San Roque Church, Diocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Solitude of Porta Vaga. Image © San Roque Church 414

13.5 Chinese sculptor, Our Lady of the Holy Rosary (‘La Naval’), 1593. Binondo ivory, wood, and silver plate, 154 cm (height). Quezon City, Church of St Dominic. Image © Santo Domingo Church (photo: La Naval de Manila) 416

13.6 Sri Lankan artist, Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, ca. 1690–1710. Gilded, polychrome Portuguese–Singhalese ivory, 25.7 cm (height). Baltimore, Walters Art Museum, inv. no. 71.341. Image © Walters Art Museum 419

13.7 Philippine artist, Immaculate Conception, 18th century. Gilded, polychrome Philippine ivory, silver, glass, 26 × 7.9 × 7.1 cm (height). New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, inv. no. 64.164.243a, b. Image © Metropolitan Museum of Art 420

13.8 Ecuadoran artist, Mary, St Joseph, and the Christ Child (Nativity Set), 18th century. Philippine ivory, Ecuadoran polychrome wood, 19.7 cm (height). New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of Loretta Hines Howard, 1964, inv. no. 64.164.172. Image © Metropolitan Museum of Art 421

13.9 Sino-Philippine artist, Visaya Couple. Watercolour on paper, 30.5 × 24.1 cm (sheet). From: Sino-Philippine artist, Boxer Codex, ca. 1590, fol. 54 r. Bloomington, Indiana University, Lilly Library, Manuscripts Department, call no. LMC 2444. Image © Indiana University, Bloomington 423

13.10 Ivatan artist working in Batanes, Padijit Necklace, 19th century. Gold, 40 cm (diameter). Manila, Private collection. Image © Neal Oshima (photo: Neal Oshima) 427

14.1 Map of Japan indicating places referenced in this essay. Image © The author 435

14.2 Netherlandish artist, Erasmus, 1598. Polychrome wood, 121 cm (height). Sano, Tochigi Prefecture, Ryukoin Temple, entrusted to Tokyo, National Museum of Tokyo, inv. no. C-1625. Image © Ryukoin Temple and National Museum of Tokyo, TNM Image Archives 436

14.3 View of the Kannon-do (観音堂, Goddess of Mercy Building), Ryukoin Temple, Sano, Tochigi Prefecture, late 20th century, renovated ca. 2015. Image © The author 437

14.4 Hans Holbein the Younger, Portrait of Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam with Pilaster, 1523. Oil on wood, 73.6 × 51.4 cm. London, National Gallery inv. no. L658. Image © Longford Castle Collection 439

14.5 European artist, Virgin Mary, 19th century (?). Bronze, 10.6 × 2.7 × 2 cm. Sano, Tochigi Prefecture, Ryukoin Temple. Image © Ryukoin Temple 443

14.6 Matthias Grünewald, St Erasmus and St Maurice, ca. 1520–1524. Oil on wood, 226 × 176 cm. Munich, Alte Pinakothek, inv. no. 1044. Image © Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, Alte Pinakothek München 445

14.7 Kano Morinobu, Votive Picture (絵馬, Ema) with a Dutch Vessel, 1653. Ink and colours on panel, 128 × 153.8 cm. Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima Prefecture, Itsukushima Shrine. Image © Itsukushima Shrine 447

14.8 View of the Ema-sha (絵馬舎, Votive Pictures Building), Kyoto, Imamiya Shrine, 1800. Image © The author 448

14.9 Abraham de Verwer, The English Fleet in the Straits of La Rochelle, 1628, ca. 1637. Oil on panel, 155 × 387 cm. Amsterdam, Scheepvaartmuseum, on permanent loan from Het Vaderlandsch Fonds ter Aanmoediging van ’s-Lands Zeedienst, inv. no. 1991.0204. Image © Scheepvaartmuseum 450

14.10 François Schillemans (after Adriaen van de Venne), Ship of State, 1620. Engraving, 46 × 61 cm. Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, inv. no. RP-P-OB-81.221. Image © Rijksmuseum 452

14.11 Wakasugi Isohachi, Votive Picture (絵馬, Ema) with Two Dutch Ships, ca. 1791. Oil on cloth, 65 × 87 cm. Kyoto, Imamiya Shrine. Image © Imamiya Shrine 456

14.12 Shiba Kōkan, The Glass Chandelier in the Kapitan’s Room in Deshima (出島のカピタン居室の瑠璃燈, Dejima no kapitan kyoshitsu no ruritō). Woodcut, 52 × 35.2 cm (double-page). From: Shiba Kōkan, Saiyū ryodan (西游旅譚, Account of a Western Visit) (Osaka, Bun’ei-do: 1794) 3:15–16. Tokyo, Waseda University, Waseda University Library, call no. ル 03 00028. Image © Waseda University Library 458

15.1 Indian artist, Portrait of Constantine Joseph Beschi, S.J. Coloured engraving, 16.5 × 21.6 cm (sheet). From: Muttusami Pillai A., Brief Sketch of the Life and Writings of Fr. C.J. Beschi, trans. A. Muttusami Pillai (Madras: 1840) frontispiece. Berkeley, University of California at Berkeley, call no. BX4705.B4 M9. Image © HathiTrust (photo: Ellen V. Dario) 463

15.2 Indian workshop, Constantine Joseph Beschi, S.J., 1968. Polychrome stucco, 170 cm (height, approximately). Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Lawns of the Marina Beach. Image © M. Madhan Kumar 465

15.3 Costanzo Gioseffo Beschi, S.J., Tēmpāvaṇi (தேம்பாவணி, The Unfading Garland), before 1747. Ink on palm leaf (olai), 45 × 4 cm. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, call no. Indien 475. Image © Bibliothèque Nationale de France (photo: Margherita Trento) 466

16.1 Gerard ter Borch, The Swearing of the Oath of Ratification of the Treaty of Münster (May 15, 1648), 1648. Oil on copper, 45.4 × 58.5 cm. London, National Gallery, inv. no. NG896. Image © National Gallery 490

16.2 Jonas Suyderhoef, The Swearing of the Oath of Ratification of the Treaty of Münster (May 15, 1648), 1648. Engraving, 47 × 58.5 cm. Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, inv. no. RP-P-OB-70.162. Image © Rijksmuseum 491

16.3 Jesuit Workshop of Japan, The ‘Great Martyrdom’ of Nagasaki (1622), 1622–1623. Oil and ink on paper, later attached to canvas, 135 × 155 cm. Rome, Church of the Gesù. Image © Zeno Colantoni 492

16.4 Joaquín Magistris, ‘Vista del calvario de Nangasaki’ (View of the Calvary of Nagasaki). Lithograph, 16 × 27 cm. From: Nenclares E.M. de, Vida de los mártires del Japon, San Pedro Bautista, San Martin de la Ascension, San Francisco Blanco y San Francisco de San Miguel (Madrid: 1862) between 62–63. Nagasaki, Twenty-six Martyrs Museum, inv. no. V-Aa 41. Image © Twenty-six Martyrs Museum (photo: the author) 494

16.5 Raphaël Sadeler II, The Crucifixion of the Twenty-three Franciscan Martyrs of 1597 in Japan, 1627–1632. Engraving, 39 × 48.9 cm. Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, inv. no. RP-P-1926-631. Image © Rijksmuseum 495

16.6 Laurentius Atlas, The Crucifixion of the Twenty-three Franciscan Martyrs of 1597 in Japan. Engraving, 28.2 × 18 cm. From: San Antonio Juan Francisco de, O.F.M., Chronicas de la apostolica provincia de San Gregorio (Chronicles of the Apostolic Province of St Gregory) (Sampaloc, Juan del Sotillo, O.F.M.: 1744) 3:after title page. Providence, Brown University, John Carter Brown Library, call no. 1-SIZE BA738.S194c. Image © John Carter Brown Library 498

16.7 ‘Mateus van’ (?), The Crucifixion of the Twenty-three Franciscan Martyrs of 1597 in Japan, 18th century (?). Oil on canvas, 176 × 254 cm. Macau, Paço Episcopal. Image © Departamento Diocesano de Arquivos Históricos e Património Cultural (DDAHPC), Macau SAR 500

16.8 José Camaron y Boronat (designer) and Manuel Peleguer y Tossar (engraver), The Crucifixion of the Twenty-three Franciscan Martyrs of 1597 in Japan, 1794. Engraving, 37 × 51 cm. Madrid, Ayuntamiento de Madrid, Museo de Historia de Madrid, inv. no. 15363. Image © Museo de Historia de Madrid 501

16.9 Unknown artist, The Crucifixion of the Twenty-three Franciscan Martyrs of 1597 in Japan, 17th–first half of the 18th century. Oil on canvas, 166 × 323 cm. El Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz Province, Andalusia, Iglesia Mayor Prioral, Sacristy. Image © El Puerto de Santa María, Iglesia Mayor Prioral (photo: the author) 502

16.10 Unknown artist, The Crucifixion of the Twenty-three Franciscan Martyrs of 1597 in Japan. Engraving, 23.5 × 17.8 cm. From: Gascueña Esteban José de, O.F.M., “Año seráfico histórico, ejemplar y bisiesto de la Provincia de San Gregorio Magno de franciscos descalzos de Filipinas” (Seraphic Historical, Exemplary and Leap Year of the Province of St Gregory the Great of the Discalced Franciscans of the Philippines), unpublished MS, 1775, 1:insert. Madrid, Archivo de la Provincia Franciscana de la Inmaculada Concepción. Image © Archivo de la Provincia Franciscana de la Inmaculada Concepción 509

16.11 Unknown artist, The Crucifixion of the Twenty-three Franciscan Martyrs of 1597 in Japan, 1627. Oil on canvas, 350 × 220 cm (approximately). Francavilla Fontana, Brindisi Province, Apulia, Santa Maria della Croce, inv. no. AUTH 00001523. Image © Francavilla Fontana, Santa Maria della Croce (photo: the author) 511

16.12 Unknown artist, The Story of the Martyrdom of the Twenty-six Crucified Martyrs of 1597 in Japan, late 16th–17th century. Fresco. Cuernavaca, Morelos, Cathedral, North Wall. Image © The author 514

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Palimpsests of Religious Encounter in Asia, 1500–1800

丛编: Intersections, 卷: 97
Cover Palimpsests of Religious Encounter in Asia, 1500–1800
ISBN:
9789004522756
出版社:
Brill
印刷出版日期:
20 May 2025
  • Subjects
    • Art History
      • Art History
    • Asian Studies
      • East Asia
      • South Asia
    • History
      • Early Modern History
      • Art History
Front Matter
Preliminary Material
Copyright Page
Acknowledgements
Illustrations
Notes on the Editors
Notes on the Contributors
A Note on Translation and Transliteration
Chapter 1 What Remains: The Transcultural Legacy of Making
Part 1 Discursive Geographies
Chapter 2 Eagle-Eyed Encounter: Miraculous or Global in Portuguese Asia (1720)
Chapter 3 The Hair Relics of the Prophet Muhammad in Kashmir: Mapping Transregional Connectivities
Chapter 4 India through the Japanese Looking Glass: Cartographic Encounters and the Buddhist World Picture
Part 2 Epistemological Transfers
Chapter 5 ‘Come, Let Us Ascend to the Heavens’: The Jantar Mantar at Jaipur and the Politics of Scientific Architecture
Chapter 6 Toyotomi Hideyoshi and St Francis Xavier: Kami-Making and the Impact of the Cult of Saints in Japan, 1552–1622
Chapter 7 The Agency of Bezoar and Goa Stones in Global Religious Encounter
Part 3 Dialogic Politics
Chapter 8 Carlo Dolci’s Madonna with the Thumb: A Dialogue between Giovanni Battista Sidoti and Arai Hakuseki
Chapter 9 The Paravur Dialogues: The First Modern Prose in Malayalam?
Chapter 10 Taming the Fascist Dragon: Pasquale d’Elia, S.J. and Early Modern Chinese Christian Art
Part 4 Reception Hermeneutics
Chapter 11 Visual and Personal Displacements in the Chinese Reception of Christian Illustrated Prints
Chapter 12 From Rome to Goa: The Question of the First Goan Church
Chapter 13 Material Encounters: Ivory and Metalwork in the Earliest Philippine Devotional Art
Part 5 The Migration of Meaning
Chapter 14 Syncretic Stowaways: Dutch Maritime Imagery in Buddist Temples and Shinto Shrines
Chapter 15 The Mount, the Garden, the Tree: Material Images and Moral Meanings in Constantine Beschi’s Tēmpāvaṇi Chapters 18–19
Chapter 16 The Incipient Devotion to the Martyrs of Japan: The ‘True Images’ of the Calvary of Nagasaki
Back Matter
Index Nominum

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