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Artworks are listed by artist; anonymous artworks are listed by title. Buildings are listed by location. Manuscripts with no conventional title are listed under ‘manuscripts’. Incunabula are listed by author and printer. Regions and countries only refer to generic references; specific mentions are listed by city.

1492 (year) 6, 12–15, 28, 34
Alhambra Decree (Expulsion of the Jews of Castile and Aragon) 14, 211
beginning of Alexander VI’s pontificate 86
beginning of construction at All Saints Hospital, Lisbon 305, 310
Columbus’s expedition to the Americas 5, 13, 85, 339
contract for Andrea Sansovino’s journey to Portugal 328
Michael Sittow becomes court painter of Isabella of Castile 23
translation of the relics of Colette of Corbie 392–393
1515 Master 387–388
Aachen, Germany
Ratskapelle 360n2
Abbas I (1571–1629), shah of Persia 254
Abdon, Danielle 323
accommodation 55
Aden, Yemen 253
Afonso, Jorge 35, 384–401
Convent of Jesus Altarpiece
Adoration of the Magi 397
Annunciation 392
Apparition of the Angel to Saints Clare, Agnes, and Colette 384–401
Assumption 390
Calvary 390–391
Christ Nailed to the Cross 391
Martyr Saints of Morocco 392
Portrait of Saint Anthony 392
Stigmata of Saint Francis of Assisi 392
Triad of Saints Bonaventure, Anthony, and Bernardino 392
Madre de Deus Altarpiece (Retable of the Virgin of Sorrows) 388, 391
Annunciation 392
Presentation of Jesus in the Temple 392
Saint Francis Delivering the Statutes of the Convent of Madre de Deus 392
Afonso, Luís Urbano 30, 109
Africa and African peoples and objects 17, 18, 21, 32, 249, 252–253, 258–263
Ainsworth, Maryan 409
Aixa, José 61n30
Al Hallaniyah (island), Oman 252
Albacete, Spain 131
Albania, Aragonese viceroy of 12
Albuquerque, Afonso de 251–253
Alcáçovas, treaty of (1479) 10
Alcañices, treaty of (1297) 8
Alcaraz, Spain 110–116, 126, 128
‘alemany’, meaning of 57
Alexander, J. J. G. 194
Alexander VI, pope 12, 86, 216, 245
Algarves, kingdom of 11, 259
Algeciras, kingdom of 11
Alghero, Italy 202–203
Alhambra Decree (1492) 14, 211
Aljubarrota, battle of (1385) 9–10
Almeida, Francisco de 249
Almohads 259
Almoravids 259
Alonso Ruiz, Begoña 349
Alpedrinha, cardinal. see Costa, Jorge da
Alphonso IV (1299–1336), king of Aragon 204n25
Alphonso V (‘The Magnanimous’) (1396–1458), king of Aragon 12, 21n90, 22, 202, 219, 364, 365n13, 374–376, 380
Alphonso X (1221–1284), king of Castile and León 127
Alphonso V (1432–1481), king of Portugal 10
Alphonso (1475–1491), crown prince of Portugal 10
Alquézar, Spain
cloister, Church of Santa María la Mayor 171
altar frontal in the Capilla del Sudario, Salamanca Cathedral (Talavera de la Reina Workshop) 291
Altarpiece of San Eulalia de Mérida, Burgos, San Martín de Porres 410
Álvares, Jorge (explorer) 256
Álvares, Jorge (merchant) 257
Amadeites 89–93, 98
ambassadors 198, 307, 327, 374
of Francesco Sforza 321–322
Carcí, Bernat de; Dias, Pero; Lucena, Vasco Fernandes de; Noronha, Pedro de; Pereira, Francisco; Pires, Tomé; Rodríguez de Fonseca, Juan; Silva, Pedro da; Silveira, João Fernandes da; Sousa, Diogo de; Sousa, Rui de
Americas 6, 14, 19, 21, 26, 30, 31, 108–138, 198, 292–297, 339–354
European ‘discovery’ 5–6, 13–14, 339, 405
export of Habsburg devotions and cults 198, 225–229
forced and free migration 18
Amerindians. see Indigenous peoples
Ampudía, Spain
Hermitage of Nuestra Señora de Arconada 283
Amsterdam, Netherlands 227
al-Andalus 26, 259
legacy in art and architecture 2–4, 26, 268, 352
Andalusia 342
Andean Hybrid Baroque 132
Andries, Frans 272–274, 276–282
Abduction of Europe (attributed) 280
Gathering of the Manna 276–278, 280–281
Susanna and the Elders (attributed) 281
Andries, Guido (Guido di Savino) 276
Androuet du Cerceau, Jacques 284, 295
Antwerp, Belgium 35, 151n13, 170, 206, 209, 227, 269, 275n36, 397, 397n39
art market 19, 154, 157, 164
cathedral 396
centre of print production 153–155, 229
Den Salm workshop 276
feitoria 209, 400
‘Metsys Well’ 395
records of the Guild of Saint Luke 154, 164, 279n49, 397
Appentegger, Lope 164
arabesques 34, 269–271, 283–285
Aragon, Crown of 7, 11, 13, 143, 145– 148, 150–153, 155–173, 203, 211, 219, 227, 374
Catalonia. see Catalonia, principality of
kingdom of Aragon 97, 342
kingdom of Valencia. see Valencia, kingdom of
overseas territories 12, 33, 87, 92, 201
Sardinia. see Sardinia, kingdom of
Castile-Aragon; Spain
Arciniega, Claudio de 119, 124
Ardabil, Iran
Ardabil Shrine 254, 257
Arequipa, Peru 119–121, 126
Ariosto, Ludovico
Orlando furioso 192
Ariza Bridge (Puente Ariza) 120, 128
Armenini, Giovanni Battista 100
ars nova 364–367, 369, 379
art fairs and markets
art market in Antwerp. see Antwerp, Belgium
art market in Bruges 18
Buchmesse of Frankfurt am Main 153
in the Iberian Peninsula 157–158
fair of Medina del Campo 19, 157
sale of Martin Schongauer’s prints in Iberia. see Schongauer, Martin
Asia and Asian peoples and objects 11, 18–19, 21, 32, 243, 244–258
Athens, duchy of 11
Atlantic Ocean 4, 11, 15, 17, 198, 223, 225, 231, 247
Attavanti, Attavante (Vante di Gabriello di Vante Attavanti) 328
Augsburg, Germany 33, 180, 183–184, 186, 188–190
Augusta, Cristóbal de 295
Avellà, Bertomeu 73
Ávila, Spain 20, 22
Ayllón, Spain 346
Aymerich, Salvatore 213
Azeitão, Portugal
Quinta de Bacalhôa 280–282
Quinta de Torres 280
Azevedo, Agostinho de 254
Azofra Agustín, Eduardo 421
Azores 12, 245n6
azulejos 20, 33, 268–302, 354
decorated with arabesques. see arabesques
decorated with punta de diamante. see punta de diamante
etymology 268n1
Bad Sassendorf, Germany 56–58
Baeza, Spain 112
Bailey, Gauvin Alexander 132
Balduino, Justo 330
Ballester Espí, Joaquín 422–424
Ballester García, Isidro José 423
Bämler, Johann (printer) 180–186, 188
Buch der Kunnst dar durch der weltlich Mensch mag geystlich werden (Von der Kunst geistlich zu werden) (1477, 1478, 1491) 184
Chronik von allen Kaisern, Königen und Päpsten by Jakob Twinger von Königshofen (1476) 184
Die Histori von den grossen Alexander by Johann Hartlieb (1473) 182, 185
Historie von der Schönen Melusine (1474) 183
Historie von der Schönen Melusine (1480) 183
Hystori von den Syben Weysen Meystern (1473) 184
Hystori wie Troya die kostliche Stat erstöret ward (1474) 182, 186–189, 191–192
Plenarium (1474) 183–184
The Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund Dreaming in Bed (woodcut) 184
Bandinelli, Baccio 84
Barbosa, Duarte 253–254
Livro de Duarte Barbosa 253–254
Barcelona, Spain 11, 17, 34, 57 , 64n40, 72n68, 86–87, 201–203, 205, 357–381
Canaletas Towers 376
cathedral 218, 321
Church of Santa Maria del Mar 378
city hall and city hall chapel 357–381
coat of arms 372
Confraternity of the Immaculate Conception 374
Consell de Cent 357, 371, 374
Diputació del General chapel 360
Hospital of Santa Cruz 327
Pedralbes
Chapel of San Miguel, Monastery of Santa Maria 86
Bartolomé (painter). see Maestro Bartolomé
Basel, Council of (1431–1449) 374
Basel, Switzerland 378
Basilea, Fadrique de (printer)
Cárcel de amor by Diego de San Pedro (1496) 191–192
Bassa, Ferrer 86
Batalha, Portugal 9
Convent of Santa Maria da Vitória 9
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier 9
Beatrice of Portugal (1373–c.1420), queen consort of Castile 9
Becerra, Gaspar 101, 225n76
Belém. see Lisbon, Portugal
Bellini, Giovanni
Feast of the Gods 246–247
Bello León, Juan Manuel 21
Belozerskaya, Marina 25
Benedict XIII, pope 67
Berenson, Bernard 96
Bermejo, Bartolomé 211
Pietà of Canon Luis Desplá 218
Pietà with Christ Supported by Angels 218
Bernat, Martín 145, 150, 161, 164
Christ before Annas (with Miguel Jiménez) 145, 162, 170
Berruguete, Alonso 84, 93–95, 286n63
Madonna and Child with the Young Saint John 94
Madonna of the Holy Girdle 93
Berruguete, Pedro 89, 93–95
Retablo de Santa Eulalia 410
Bhabha, Homi K. 29
Bigarny, Felipe (Felipe de Borgoña) 407–408
Bilbao, Spain 17
Biscay, bay of 17
Biscay, lordship of 11, 342
Black Death 318
Blaubirer, Johann (printer)
Buchkalender (1483) 184
Blesa, Spain 164
Boccaccio, Liber de claris mulieribus 185n18
Boccadoro, Sandro 319
Bofarull, Antonio de
Guía-Cicerone de Barcelona 376–378
Bolduch, Guillaume de 169n55
Bolivia 15
Bolswert, Schelte Adamsz. à
Virgin of Sorrows 227
Borgia, Alfonso de. see Calixtus III
Borgia, Francisco 216
Borgia, Rodrigo de. see Alexander VI
Borgoña, Juan de 407, 419
Bornemann, Hans
Punishment of Aegeas (part of the Heiligenthal Altar) 378
Bos, Balthazar van den 284
Bouts, Dieric
Justice of Emperor Otto III 379
Brabant 57, 411
Bramante, Donato 91
Brandão de Buarcos, João 310, 312
Braun, Georg and Frans Hogenberg
‘Olisipo, sive ut persetustae lapidum inscriptiones habent’ 314
‘Olissippo quae nunc Lisboa, ciuitas amplíssima Lisitaniae’ 314, 316
Bremen, Germany 59
Brescia, Italy
hospital 321
Breydenbach, Bernard von
Peregrinatio in Terram Sanctam, translated by Martín Martínez de Ampiés 8n21, 161
Bruges, Belgium 18, 23
art market 18–19
Catalan consulate 368n27
Portuguese nation 18
Brunen, Gerard 57
Brusselles, Henry of 54n2
Brusselles, Joan de 72n68
Brussels, Belgium 212
Confraternity of the Seven Sorrows of the Virgin 212
Budé, Guillaume 273
Burgos, Juan de (printer)
Baladro del Sabio Merlín (1498) 189, 191
Burgos, Spain 18, 87, 422
Casa del Cordón 1n1, 2n5, 346
Charterhouse of Miraflores 221
Burgundian lands 19, 27
Burgundian Netherlands 19, 25, 227 Flanders
Burke, Peter 30, 54, 108–109, 125
Cabanes, Spain 64
Cabral, Pedro Álvares 249
Cáceres, Spain 422
Cachimayo river
bridge by Andrés Toribio 120
Cadiz, Spain 18, 202–203, 422
Cafaggiolo, Italy 269, 269n5
Cagliari, Italy 203, 204n23, 204n25, 208
Aragonese Chapel, cathedral 205
Church of San Francesco at Stampace 204, 211
Church of Santa Maria di Jesus 204–205, 211
Cairo, Egypt 253
caixas forras 250, 264
Calcar, Jan Joest van
Triptych of the Virgin of the Seven Sorrows 212
calcium carbonate (CaCO3) 399–401
calcium sulphate (CaSO₄) 400–401
Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
hospital 308–309, 326
Calicut (Kozhikode). see Kozhikode, India
Calixtus III, pope 12, 86, 204n23
Calvary of Hendrik van Rijn (Antwerp, Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten) 57n18
Cambay. see Khambhat, India
Campbell, Stephen J. 85
Campo Maior, Portugal 89
Canary Islands 8, 12, 14
kingdom of 11
Cantino Planisphere (Modena, Biblioteca Estense) 247
Cantino, Alberto 247
Canto, Francisco del (printer)
Crónica troyana (1587) 191–192
Cape Route 34, 245
Cape Verde 12n42
Caravaggio, Polidoro da 208, 208n40
Carcí, Bernat de 64, 67–68
Caribbean 339–354
Carrara, Italy 20, 88
Carroz (Carròs/Carroç) family 204, 204n25
Cartagena, Alfonso de 8
Carvajal, Bernardino 91
Casas Hernández, Mariano 422
Castel Durante, Italy 269, 269n5, 274n24, 276
Castellà, Joan lo 72n69
Castelnuovo, Enrico, and Carlo Ginzburg 27–28
Castile, Crown of 15, 342
kingdom of Castile 1–8, 10, 11, 11n35, 13, 14, 18, 21, 23, 60, 87, 94, 143, 145–148, 150–153, 155–173, 191, 221, 272–273, 276, 350, 407–412, 414–418, 420–425
and Portugal 9–11
as continuation of Hispania 8
viceroyalty of New Spain. see New Spain, viceroyalty of
viceroyalty of Peru. see Peru, viceroyalty of
viceroyalty of the Indias. see Indias, viceroyalty of
Castile-Aragon; Spain
Castile-Aragon 8n24, 10–11, 197, 206, 405, Spain
Catalanisation 12
of the kingdom of Sardinia 203
Catalonia, principality of 11, 67, 342, 358–381
Catherine of Austria (1507–1578), queen of Portugal 197n1, 278–279
Catholic Monarchs 6, 8, 10–11, 13, 20n81, 197n1, 201, 212, 212n50, 214, 216, 245, 269, 339, 342, 347
official title 11
Ferdinand (‘The Catholic’) (1452–1516), king of Aragon and Castile. Isabella (‘The Catholic’) (1451–1501), queen of Castile and Aragon.
Cavaro, Pietro 205–225
Pietà (new attribution) 218–225
Retable of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows 205, 211–214, 218
Deposition in the Sepulchre 205
Lamentation over the Dead Christ 205
Mater Dolorosa 205–206, 208, 214, 225
Retable of Saint John the Baptist 213
Saint Augustine Sitting on the Cathedra 213
Ceán Bermúdez, Juan Agustín
Diccionario historico de los mas ilustres profesores de la bellas artes en España 275
centre-periphery models 24–25, 27–29, 32
challenged by ‘liminal’ islands 340
challenged by multiple invention 378
challenged by Sardinian art 208
polycentric paradigm 27, 354
ceramics
Andalusi legacy 268–269
arista 268–269
as historical evidence 243
as ‘material archives’ 272
azulejos. see azulejos
berettino technique 286, 286n67
Chinese 261, 287
Eleonora d’Este’s collection 247
Lorenzo de’ Medici’s collection 247
creole pottery of Hispaniola 354
cuerda seca. see cuerda seca
diverse range found in Ksar es-Seghir 260–261
diverse range found in Lisbon 34, 261–263
diverse range in Santo Domingo 354
diverse range on the Esmeralda wreck 252
Early-Modern assessments of Iberian and Italian productions 272–274
European tableware replaced by Chinese porcelain 258
increase in consumption and availability 244, 260
lustreware. see lustreware
maiolica. see maiolica
melado wares 260
porcelains. see porcelains
stoneware 34, 244–245, 252, 258, 260–261, 264
Cerda, Luis de la (1291–1348) 14
Cerda, Luis de la (1442/3–1501) 4, 6
Cerdanya, county of 11
Cespedes, Pablo de
Discurso de la comparación de la antigua y moderna pintura y escultura 94
Ceuta, Spain 12, 259
Ceylon 292
Chapuis, Julien 362, 365, 366
Charles V (1500–1558), king of Spain and Holy Roman Emperor 10, 99, 101, 197n, 201, 202, 208, 212, 224, 244, 254–258, 261, 264
Cholula, Mexico
Franciscan monastery 116
Chorbibello, Lorenzo 329
circulations 109n4, 268–274, 276, 278–289, 291–297, passim
Cisneros, Francisco Jiménez de 407
Ciudad Real, Spain 422
Ciudad Rodrigo, Spain
cathedral 145, 158, 169
Ciutat de Mallorca. see Palma, Spain
civic and municipal authorities
as art patrons 22, 60–64, 359, 358–381
Clarissan nuns. see Colettine Poor Clares
Coca, Spain
castle 20
Coci, Jorge 164
Cock, Hieronymus 154, 154n22, 156, 168
Coffermans, Marcellus 164–165, 170
‘Cogolludo effect’ 1–6, 32
Cogolludo, Spain 1
Medinaceli Palace 1–6, 13, 14
Coimbra, Portugal
cathedral 407
Convent of Santa Clara-a-Velha 386
Colantonio 210–211
Retable of Saint Vincent Ferrer 209–210, 211n45
Cole, Michael 12
Colettine Poor Clares 206, 384, 386
collaborations
between Indigenous and European masons 110, 117, 126, 133, 135 Indigenous peoples—forced labour
in the arts of the book 194
of European artists in the Americas 124
of Flemish and Iberian ceramists 277
of Iberian artists in Italy 84, 94, 98–99, 101, 102
of Marçal de Sas 62, 71–73
Collaert, Adriaen 271, 292
Collaert, Hans 289–290
College of Cardinals 245, 378
Colmar, France 153
Cologne, Germany 35, 56n12, 59, 358–381, 360n2
centre of print production 152
city hall and city hall chapel (Ratskapelle) 359, 360, 366
Marienkapelle, cathedral 358
Sancta Colonia 370
Colombia 292
Columbus, Christopher 5–6, 13, 339, 343
Columbus, Diego 344, 347–350, 352
Columbus, Ferdinand 156, 166
consensus
construction of 206, 224–225, 232
definition of 230
Constance, Germany 161
centre of print production 152
Contratación, Casa de la 212n50, 347, 349
conversos 21n85, 95, 211
convivencia 16
Copenhagen, Denmark 23
Copi, Flemish master 72n68
copies and copying 65
after northern artists 168–169, 206, 364, 367, 384–401
and visual normativity. see visual normativity
Castilian architectural practice on Hispaniola 339–354
constructing ‘cultural concord’ 224–225, 230
dynamic process of repetition 291
generic images. see prints—generic or polysemic images
imitation and invention 25, 162, 168–169, 185, 195, 208, 225, 227, 277, 281, 341, 367, 373
in contractual stipulations 64, 168–169
intermediality 178–179, 192, 272
mediated by prints 145, 275, 277, 283, 293
of Italian hospital architecture in Portugal 331
of print cycles in retables 168
responding to the market 170, 178
status of tradition 178, 194
coral fishing and trade 33, 198, 204
Catalan privileges 202
Corbie, Colette of 393
Cordoba, kingdom of 11
Cordoba, Spain 342
Chapel of the Assumption of the Virgin, cathedral 277
Cornudella, Rafael 60
Correia, Gaspar 245, 247–249
Corsica 12
Corsica, kingdom of 11
Coscollà, Bertomeu
Reliquary of the Veronica of the Virgin Mary with Coat of Arms of the Crown of Aragon 218–219
Costa Aciole da Silva, André 307, 330
Costa, Jorge da (Cardinal Alpedrinha/Cardinal of Portugal) 245, 325–327, 331
Costa, Margarida Vaz da 326
Costa, Martinho da 326
Costa, Pedro da 326
Coter, Colijn de 218
Pietà (Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum) 218
Pietà (London, Christie’s, 17 December 2020) 218
Counter-Reformation 223, 225, 285, 391
Couto, João 388
craquelure 399–400, 421
Crespo, Hugo Miguel 21
Cuba 31, 340
Cuenca, Spain 101, 111, 422
cuerda seca 245, 260–261, 264, 268–269
technique 268n2
cultural transfer 55, 109, 297, 305, 359, passim
Cuzco, Peru 125
cathedral 110
Dalmau, Lluís 22, 211
Virgin of the Councillors 34, 206, 357–381
Danzig. see Gdańsk, Poland
Daroca, Spain
Chapel of the Corporales 54n2
Church of San Miguel 423n49
Datini company 60
David, Gerard
Triptych of the Descent from the Cross (attributed) 223
Dávila, Francisco 343n17, 352
Dean, Carolyn, and Dana Leibsohn 30, 33, 109, 270n11
Deleuze, Gilles 291n77
Delli, Dello 21, 54
Dente, Marco 286
Deruta, Italy 261, 263
devotions and devotional images
azulejos in religious contexts 284, 290
creating ‘cultural concord’ 229
icons. see icons
Marian 198, 201
Netherlandish models 230
Passion cycles 151–152
promoting piety in the Spanish empire 33, 229
‘travelling saints’ 204
diamond patterns. see punta de diamante
Diana, Esther 319
Dias, Pedro
A viagem das formas 34n140, 320
Dias, Pero 327
Díaz, Antonio 282
Díaz de Isla, Ruy 312
Díaz de Lisboa, Diego 133
Díaz de Oviedo, Pedro
retable for Tudela Cathedral
Christ before Pilate 162
Flagellation 162
Didi-Huberman, Georges 289n71
Diest, Belgium 57
‘diffuse centre’ 24–32
diffusion 28n121, 359, passim
diplomacy and diplomatic gifts 21, 21n86, 198, 230, 245, 248, 257, 287n69, 320, 325–328 ambassadors.
dissemination 33, 270
of Italo-Flemish engraved culture in Iberia 279
of Marian devotions and images 211, 227, 229
of models in azulejo production 268
of Netherlandish art in Portugal 206
of northern art in Iberia 19
of royal portraits 224
of Schongauer’s workshop production 166
of the matter of Troy 179
Dominican Republic. see Hispaniola; Santo Domingo
Dortmund, Germany 56, 56n12
Dresden, Germany
Ratskapelle 359, 360n2
Dubrovnik, Croatia 12
Duccio
Maestà 368
Dürer, Albrecht 164, 167, 364
sale and reissue of prints 153, 153n20
Early Netherlandish art 25–26, 35, 197–201, 203–225, 251, 357–380, 384–401
El Pardo, Spain. see Madrid, Spain
El Puerto de Santa Maria, Spain 5
Elberemberg, Paulo de 169n55
Eleanor of Viseu (1458–1525), queen of Portugal 206, 307–308, 308n9, 326, 328–329, 386, 388, 393, 395, 396
Elisabeth of Valois (1546–1568), queen of Spain 225n76
enslaved peoples 17, 125
Entombment (London, National Gallery) 157n29
Esmeralda (wrecked vessel) 252
Este, Alfonso I (1473–1534), duke of Ferrara 247
Este, Eleonora (1450–1493), duchess of Ferrara 247
Este, Ercole (1431–1505), Duke of Ferrara 247
Évora, Portugal
Church of Saint Francis 392
Ex debito sollicitudinis (papal bull 1479) 307
Eyck, Hubert van 357
Eyck, Jan van 19, 22, 35, 364
Adoration of the Mystic Lamb (Ghent Altarpiece) (with Hubert van Eyck) 357, 364–366
Dresden Triptych 366
impact on Catalan painting 357–381
Madonna of Jan Vos (and workshop) 366
travel to Iberia 22
Virgin and Child in a Church 367
Virgin and Child with Canon van der Paele 364, 366, 366n18, 369
Faenza, Italy 261, 269, 273–274
faience. see maiolica
Fancelli, Domenico
Tomb of Cardinal Diego Hurtado de Mendoza, Seville Cathedral 20
Tomb of the Catholic Monarchs, Granada Cathedral 20n81
Faria, Pero de 257
feitor and feitorias 18, 209, 251
feitor das partes 251
Feliciano, Maria Judith, and Juan Carlos Ruiz Souza 2
Ferdinand (‘The Catholic’) (1452–1516), king of Aragon and Castile 6, 8, 10, 11n37, 13n46, 197n1, 202, 339, 341, 347–349 Catholic Monarchs.
Ferdinand I (1345–1383), king of Portugal 9
Ferdinand I (1503–1564), Holy Roman Emperor 322
Fernandes, Garcia 387, 389–390
Fernandes, João 251
Fernandes, Valentim, and Nicolaus de Saxonia (printers)
O livro da vida de Jhesu Christo (1495) 151n13
Fernández da Murcia, Pedro 89– 93, 95–96, 98
Altarpiece of Saint Helen 92
Vision of the Blessed Amadeo Menez de Sylva 89–91
Fernández de Velasco, Juan 285, 285n61
Ferrara, Italy 247
Stanza delle Porcellane, Castel Vecchio 247
Ferrer, Jaume II 369n30
Ferrari, Giolito de’ (printer)
Orlando furioso by Ludovico Ariosto (1542) 193
Ferrer, Miguel (printer)
Crónica troyana (1562) 191
Ferrer, Vincent 232
Figueiredo, Cristóvão de 387, 389–390
Filarete (Antonio Averlino) 322, 324
Trattato di architettura 306, 315n25, 331
Codex Valencianus 4n10
hospital 323–324
Medici Bank 4
Flanders 18, 20, 22, 167, 202, 206, 218, 223–224, 230, 273, 357, 364–366, 365n15, 366n18, 368–369, 368n27, 369n27, 373, 397, 411, 425
Flandes, Juan de 405–412, 414–418, 420–425
altarpiece for the chapel of Salamanca University
Female Saint 405–412, 414–418, 420–425
Saints Apollonia and Mary Magdalen 409–413, 421, 423, 425
Pietà compositions 223
Saints Michael and Francis 209, 408
Flemish art
Flemish ceramists in Iberia 274, 276, 278–282
Early Netherlandish art
Florence, Italy 24, 34, 60, 94, 306, 321–322, 324, 330
Church of Santo Spirito 93
Convent of the Annunziata 308, 329
Datini Palace 86
Medici Palace 2
Misericordia 329
Palazzo Vecchio 94, 98
Santa Maria Nuova Hospital 318–322, 327, 330–331
Flores Sasso, Virginia 352
Floris family 275n36
Floris, Frans 271, 276–278
Susanna and the Elders 281
Floris, Jan (Juan Flores) 272–282
Focillon, Henri 290n76
Fonseca, Antonio de 20
Fontana, Orazio 286n65
Forment, Damián 169n55
Fouquet, Jean 153
France 22, 167, 189, 193
Franciscans and Franciscan practices 89, 206, 211, 227, 296–297, 345, 350
in Sardinia 204, 211, 214
Frankfurt am Main, Germany 153
Buchmesse 153
centre of print production 152
Frederick III (1415–1493), Holy Roman Emperor 364
Fredi, Bartolo di
Adoration of the Magi 364n10
Freedman, Paul 380
Friedländer, Max 25
Fuchs, Anne Simonson 371
Füchs, Leonhart 273
Funchal, Portugal
cathedral 390
Convent of Santa Clara 20
Galicia, kingdom of 11
Galle, Philippe 289
Gallego, Fernando 170
‘The Sky of Salamanca’ 405, 421
Altarpiece of Ciudad Rodrigo (with Maestro Bartolomé) 158
Gallego, Pedro 350
Galvão, Duarte
Chronicle of D. Afonso Henriques 314
Gama, Vasco da 245, 245n6, 248–249, 263
Ganaor (island) 247
Garay, Francisco de 341–347, 350, 352
García Canclini, Néstor 30
García, Toribio 110–113, 125
Garrovillas de Alconétar, Spain
Church of San Pedro 275
Gdańsk, Poland 16
Genealogy of Infante D. Fernando (London, British Library, Add. MS. 12531) 314
Gener, Guerau 65
Genoa, Italy 18, 20, 261
hospital 319–320, 330
Genovés, Benito 125
Gerladini, Alessandro 350
German Peasants’ War 380
Germany and Germanic lands 26, 56–59, 61, 150, 152–154, 156, 167, 180–190, 194, 358–381
Ghent, Belgium 23, 357, 365
Vijd Chapel, Church of Saint John the Baptist 357, 366
Monastery of Bethlehem 393
Saint Bavo’s Cathedral 357, 411
Ghent, Justus of 94
Triptych of the Crucifixion 411
Gibraltar, kingdom of 11
Ginzburg, Carlo. see Castelnuovo, Enrico, and Carlo Ginzburg
Girona, Spain 98
cathedral 92
Gisbert, Teresa 121
Global Middle Ages 15n56
Goa, India 252, 254
Goceano, marquisate of 11
Goes, Hugo van der 153
Goes/Gois, Joam de (Hans Good) 272–274, 276, 279–282
compositions for the sacristy of Nossa Senhora da Graça, Lisbon 279
Góis, Damião de 26n115, 209, 312, 385
Legatio magni Indorum imperatoris presbyteri Ioannis, ad Emanuelem Lusitaniae regem 209
gold leaf and gold grounds in painting 208–210, 214–216, 357, 370, 397
Goltzius, Julius 154n22
Gomes, Duarte 21n85
Gómez-Moreno, Manuel 82, 406, 408, 419, 423
Gonçalves, Diogo 327
Gossaert, Jan 227
Granada, emirate of 7
Granada, kingdom of 11
Granada, Spain 13, 20, 22, 99, 422
Alhambra 111, 268
Palace of Charles V 99
cathedral 20n81, 128
hospital 324
Grapheus, Cornelius 209
Goem. Pro eodem, ad Crucifixi Christi imaginem, in caedrina tabella à Quintino insigni pictore insigniter depictam 209
Große Ravensburger Handelsgesellschaft 152, 157, 161, 168, 179
Gruzinski, Serge 109, 341
Guadalajara, Spain
Infantado Palace 285
Guangzhou, China 255
Gudiol Ricart, Josep 421
Gudiol Ricart, Ramón 421
Guevara, Felipe de
Comentarios de la pintura 272–274, 282
Guicciardini, Lodovico
Descrittione di tutti i Paesi Bassi 157
Guido de Columnis
Historia destructionis Troiae 179–180, 186, 187
Guipuzkoa 342
Gumppenberg, Wilhelm
Atlas Marianus 231
Gusmão, Adriano de 387
Haarlem, Netherlands 25, 227
Habsburg family and empire 10, 33, 197–198, 205, 208, 211–212, 214, 216, 225–230
Habsburg Netherlands 197, 206, 208, 212, 225, 227, 229
Haiti. see Hispaniola
Hamburg, Germany 56n12
Hanseatic League 56, 60
Hartlieb, Johann
Die Histori von den grossen Alexander 182, 185
Heemskerck, Maarten van 271, 277
helical staircases 129
Hellín, Spain
Franciscan monastery 131
Henriques, Francisco 389
Henry IV (1425–1474), king of Castile 10
Henry VIII (1491–1547), king of England 322, 327
Heredia, Rodrigo de 68n60
Hernández, Roque 277
Hernando de Loaysa 282–286
Aritmética 286
Doe 288
Hernandos (Fernando de los Llanos and Fernando Yáñez de Almedina) 98
altarpiece for Valencia Cathedral 98
work on the Battle of Anghiari with Leonardo da Vinci 98–99
Hirtze, Eberhard vom 361
Hirtze, Johann vom 361–362
Hispania 8
Hispaniola 13, 339–354
La Isabela 339
Nativity Fort 339
Santo Domingo. see Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Hispano-Flemish (style) 13, 203, 204, 211, 424
‘hispanus’, meaning and usage 92, 93, 96, 99
Hoefnagel, Joris 314
Hogenberg, Frans. see Braun, Georg, and Frans Hogenberg
Holanda, António de
drawing of Lisbon in Chronicle of D. Afonso Henriques by Duarte Galvão (attributed) 314
Holbein II, Hans 277
Hongzhi (1488–1505), emperor of the Ming dynasty 244, 252
Hormuz Island 251, 253–254
Horta, Spain 67, 68
Church of Santa María 68
Huejotzingo, Mexico
Franciscan monastery 116
Huguet, Jaume 211
Huitzimengari, Antonio 117, 133
Huiz, Leonardo 164
Humpis, Conrad 60n26
Hundred Years’ War (1337–1453) 22
Hurtado de Mendoza, Andrés 126
Hurtado de Mendoza, Diego 20
Hurtado de Mendoza, Luis (2nd marquis of Mondéjar) 99
Hurus, Juan 161
Hurus, Pablo (Pablo de Constanza) 161, 164, 179
Huybrechts, Adriaen I 154
hybridity and hybridisation 2–4, 29–31, 55, 61, 108–110, 114, 124–125, 270, 289n71, 294, 307, 317
Iberia (definitions) 7, 8, 11, 28n121
Iberian Union (1580–1640) 10, 197, 289n72, 389, 391
icons 214–232
Imago pietatis 201
Immaculate Conception 374
India 21, 34, 244–254, 263
Índia, Casa da 250
Índia, Estado da 15, 250–251, 257
Indian Ocean 244, 247, 250, 252–254
Indias, viceroyalty of 11, 292, 339–354
Indies, Council of the 212n50
indigenous peoples 30
contribution to settler architecture 33, 110, 117, 126, 130–135
forced labour 33, 115, 130–135, 343
on Hispaniola. see Taínos of Hispaniola
Purépechas. see Purépechas
influence (concept of) 24, 25
infrared photography (IP) 394
infrared reflectography (IRR) 388, 394–395, 424
Inghirami, Tommaso 96
Innocent VIII, pope 326
Inquisition 21n85, 95, 112, 279
International Gothic 13, 54
Isabella (‘The Catholic’) (1451–1504), queen of Castile and Aragon 6, 8, 10, 19, 22–23, 35, 197n1, 212n50, 216, 339, 341, 405, 410 Catholic Monarchs.
Isabella of Castile and Aragon (1470–1498) 10
Isabella of Coimbra (1432–1455), queen of Portugal 330
Isabella of Portugal (1503–1539) 22, 197n1
Italy 22, 27, 152, 189, 192
and Portugal 34, 305–307, 309–331
and Spain 12, 32, 82–102, 199–201, 203–225
as paradigm 24–25, 54, 60
Jaén, kingdom of 11
Jaén, Spain 112
Jamaica 343
James of Portugal (1433–1459) 330
Japan 257, 296
Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
chapterhouse, Charterhouse of Santa María de la Defensión 295
Jerusalem 13
Jerusalem, kingdom of 11
Jesuits and Jesuit practices 137, 227, 229
jewellery 291–294
Jewish communities 26
conversion 211
expulsions from Iberia 14, 311
conversos.
Jiménez, Miguel 161, 164
Christ before Annas (with Martín Bernat) 145, 162, 170
Jingdezhen, China 255
Joanna (‘La Beltraneja’) (1462–1530) 10
Joanna (‘The Mad’) (1479–1555), queen of Castile 10, 202
Joanna of Austria (1547–1578), regent of Spain 165
Johann Zainer (printer)
Liber de claris mulieribus by Boccaccio (1473) 185n18
John I (1358–1390), king of Castile 9
John II (1405–1454), king of Castile 21n90, 22, 221
John (1478–1497), crown prince of Castile-Aragon 10
John I (1357–1433), king of Portugal 9
John II (1455–1495), king of Portugal 9, 34, 206, 209, 306–307, 320, 321, 325, 327–331, 388–389
John III (1502–1557), king of Portugal 197n1, 209, 257
Junyent, Joan 368n27
Justi, Carl 368
Kannur, India 249, 253
Kastellorizo (island), Greece 12
Kaufmann, Thomas DaCosta 27n117, 28n121, 32n138, 109n4, 125
Kemperdick, Stephan 365
Kethan, Johannes de (Hans von Kircheim?)
Compendio de la salud humana, Castilian translation of Fasciculus medicinae 308n9
Khambhat, India 249
Kilwa, Tanzania 253
Kim, David Young 23, 85
Kircheim, Hans von 308n9
Kochi, India 249, 251, 253
feitoria 251
Kozhikode, India 245, 247–249, 253, 254, 263
Krahl, Regina 256
Ksar es-Seghir, Morocco 258–264
Kubler, George 108, 289n72
La Plata (now Sucre, Bolivia). see Sucre, Bolivia
La Roda, Spain 131
Laguna, Andrés 273
Lahoz Gutiérrez, Lucía 406
Lake Geneva 378
Lamberti, Niccolò di Pietro 60
Las Casas, Bartolomé de 232, 344n26
Le Brun, Charles
Battle of the Granicus 193
Le Môle (mountain) 378
Lednice, Czech Republic 214
Leeu, Gheraert (printer)
T’boeck van den leuen ons heeren ihesu christe (c.1450–1492) 151n13
Legend and Passion of Holy Martyrs (Lisbon, 1513) 391
Lehrs, Max 161
Leibsohn, Dana. see Dean, Carolyn, and Dana Leibsohn
Leipzig, Germany
Ratskapelle 359, 360n2
Lemaire de Belges, Jean
La couronne margaritique 153
Lencastre, Jorge de 388
Leo X, pope 90, 96, 322
León, kingdom of 11
Leonardo da Vinci 98
Battle of Anghiari 98
Leto, Geronimo 125
Leyden, Lucas van 286
Li, Andrés de
Thesoro de la passion 161
Liège, Belgium 155
Liguria 202, 245, 263–264
Lima, Peru 112, 119, 121, 125–126, 295
cathedral 119
Church of San Francisco 295–296
Lippi, Filippo 84
Lisbon, Portugal 17, 18, 22, 26n115, 34, 244, 248, 250, 252–253, 257–264, 272, 274, 292, 384
All Saints Hospital 34, 305–331
artistic production 387, 389, 398, 401
Casa da Índia 250
Church of Nossa Senhora da Graça 279
Convent of Madre de Deus in Xabregas 386, 388, 206
Convent of São Domingos 314
diverse furnishings in a 16th-century home 20
Hermitage of Nossa Senhora do Amparo 314
Hospital School of São Paulo, São Clemente, and Santo Elói, 325
Largo do Chafariz de Dentro archaeological site 261
Largo do Corpo Santo archaeological site 261–262
Largo do Terreiro do Trigo archaeological site 262
Misericórdia 329
Monastery of Santa Maria (Mosteiro dos Jerónimos) in Belém 278
Ribeira das Naus archaeological site 262
Rua dos Ferreiros 317
Livro do lançamento e serviço que a cidade de Lixboa fez a el rey nosso senhor o anno de 1565 279
Llançol, Peirona 69
Llanos, Fernando de los. see Hernandos
Lleida, Spain 369
Llibres de avehinament 58
Llull, Joan 360n6, 368–369, 368n27
Llupià, Hug de 67
Llúria, Margarita de 70
Loaysa, Hernando de 282–289, 295
Lochner, Stefan
Altarpiece of the City’s Patron Saints (Dombild Altarpiece) 34–35, 358–381
Lombard, Lambert 155, 156
Lombard, Peter
Libri quattuor sententiarum 328
London, United Kingdom
Savoy Hospital 322, 327
Longhi, Roberto 82
Lopes, Gregório 387, 389, 390
Lopes, Maria 389
Lopes, Tomé 250
López de Haro, Antonio 124
López de Mendoza, Iñigo (1st count of Tendilla) 20n81
López de Mendoza, Iñigo (5th duke of Infantado) 285
López de Zúñiga y Velasco, Diego 126
Lords of Montfoort (Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum) 57n18
Lorena, Antón de 408
Louis VII (d. 1447), duke of Bavaria 364n11
Low Countries 19, 57, 60, 150, 152, 153, 164, 198, 212, 212n50, 216, 225, 364 Brabant; Flanders; Burgundian lands; Habsburg Netherlands; Early Netherlandish Art.
Lucena, Vasco Fernandes de 327
Lugo, Spain 422
Luna, Francisco de 113, 126
Lüneburg, Germany 378
lustreware 34, 244–245, 260–262, 264
Lyre, Nicholas of
Bíblia dos Jerónimos 328
McAndrew, John 110
Macau, China 244, 256–258, 263–264
McDonald, Mark 156
Machuca, Pedro 93, 96, 98–101, 208
Virgin and the Souls of Purgatory 99, 208n40
macro-X-ray fluorescence (MA-XRF) 415, 417, 418
Madeira 12, 14, 197, 223
Madonna Aracoeli 214
Madonna del Popolo 216
Madonna of Bonaria 205
Madonna of the Holy Girdle 93
Madrid, Spain 22, 278, 423
alcazar 275, 287n69
Convent of Nuestra Señora de la Victoria 225
Convent of the Descalzas Reales 165
royal palace of El Pardo 275
Virgen de la Soledad in Nuestra Señora de la Victoria 230
Maestro Bartolomé 150, 170
Altarpiece of Ciudad Rodrigo (with Fernando Gallego) 158
Christ among the Doctors 145, 158, 169
Resurrection 158
Transfiguration 158
Magi 358, 365, 367, 368, 370
Magna societas of Regensburg 59, 60
maiolica and faience 34, 244–245, 252, 260–264, 268, 271, 272
‘Spanish Service’ gifted to Philip II 286n65
alla porcellana decorations 286n66
beginning of production in Iberia 268
Flemish potters in Iberia 270, 276, 278–282
Iberian compared to Italian 272–274
technique 269
Mair von Nördlingen, Hans
Buch von Troja 180, 185, 188, 191
maize 5, 6
Majorca 11, 17, 197, 201–203
Majorca, kingdom of 11
Malacca, Malaysia 34, 244, 247, 249, 252–254, 256–257, 264
Malaga, Spain 202–203
conquest of (1487) 18
Malindi, Kenya 249, 253
Malinowski, Bronislaw 31
Malta 12
Mander, Karel van
Het schilder-boeck 25, 165, 275
Manises, Spain 260, 264
Mantua, Italy
hospital 319, 330
Manuel I (1469–1521), king of Portugal 10, 14, 197n1, 206, 245, 248–249, 254, 256–257, 261, 264, 311–312, 328, 386, 388, 391
Manueline 13, 390–391
manuscripts
Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, MS. Hss Clm 61 186
Nuremberg, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, MS. Hs 998 189
Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, MS. Néerlandais 3, 57n18
Würzburg, Universitätsbibliothek, MS. M. ch. F. 24 188
Marcar, Mame 249
Marchionni, Bartolomeo 329
Martin I (‘The Humane’) (1356–1410), king of Aragon 19
royal entry to Valencia 62, 72
Martínez de Ampiés, Martín 8n21
Martínez Frías, José María 412
Martínez, Jusepe 167
Martini, Simone
Maestà 368
Martorell, Bernat
Saint George Altarpiece 360n4
Mary of Aragon (1482–1517), queen of Portugal 10, 250
Masaccio 84
Master E. S. 156
Master Francke 56n12
Master of Bolea 89, 97
Master of Castelsardo 205n29, 211n45
Virgin and Child with Angels and Donors 204
Master of Santa Auta 387
Master of São Bento 387
Master of St Lawrence 56n12
Master of the Female Half-Lengths 223
Master of the Holy Blood 223
Master of the Prodigal Son 223
Matienzo, Juan de 124
mauresque 270n9
Maximilian I (1459–1519), Holy Roman Emperor 224, 245, 386, 388
Mecca, Saudi Arabia 253
Meckenem, Israhel van 156, 166, 168
Medici 324
Medici, Lorenzo de’ 247
Medina del Campo, Spain 152, 158, 405
fair 19, 157
Hospital of Simón Ruiz 165
Medina, Pedro de 16
Mediterranean Sea 11, 12, 17, 19, 33, 60, 82, 85, 87, 197–201, 203–225, 230–231, 283
Mediterranean studies 7n19
Meersburg, Germany 364
Melilla, Spain 12
conquest of (1497) 18
Memling, Hans 164
Mendoza, Álvaro de 282–283
Mendoza, Antonio de 116, 124–125, 128
Mendoza, Iñigo de 216
Menez de Sylva, Amadeo (Amadeus of Portugal) 89–91, 93
Apocalypsis nova 90–91
merchants 5, 12, 18, 198, 202, 230, 270, 307, 342
across the Portuguese empire 243–264
facilitating artistic commissions 60
in Barcelona 375
in Bruges 18
in Castile 18
in Cologne 379
in Lisbon 18, 328–330
in Malacca 253
in Rander 254
in Sardinia 201–203
in the print trade 152–153, 157, 167–168
in Valencia 59–60
of Ravensburg. see Große Ravensburger Handelsgesellschaft
of Regensburg. see Magna societas of Regensburg
feitor and feitorias; nation; Álvares, Jorge; Chorbibello, Lorenzo; Datini company; Humpis, Conrad; Orsyno, Antonio; Sporer, Henry; Marcar, Mame; Marchionni, Bartolomeo; Pessoa, Pero.
Messina, Italy 12
mestizo style 29, 132
Metsys, Quentin 19, 35, 385
Apparition of the Angel to Saints Clare, Agnes, and Colette (workshop) 384–401
Baptism Triptych 386
Lamentation (follower) 218
‘Metsys Well’ (traditional attribution) 395
Passion of Christ Triptych 386
Polyptych of the Crucifixion (lost) 209
Polyptych of the Seven Sorrows of the Virgin (and workshop) 206, 208, 206, 386
Triptych of the Virgin of the Seven Sorrows (central section) 214, 225
Virgin and Child Enthroned, with Four Angels 397
Mexico 15, 108, 110–136, 138
Mexico City, Mexico 133
Michael (Miguel ‘de la Paz’) (1498–1500), prince of Asturias and crown prince of Portugal 10
Michelangelo 84, 93, 95, 99, 102
Michiel, Marcantonio 91
Middelburg-in-Flanders, Belgium
Castle of Pieter Bladelin 20
Mignot, Daniel 289
Milan, duchy of 321
Milan, Italy 89, 91–92, 322
Ca’ Granda/Ospedale Maggiore 306, 319, 320
Medici Bank 4
Minden, Bertram von 56n12
Minims of Saint Francis of Paola 225n76
miudezas 251, 264
Molina, lordship of 11
Monogrammist IC 166
Mont Blanc 378
Montelupo, Italy 257, 261, 263, 264
Montorio Romano, Italy 90
Monzón, Francisco 312, 323
Morales, Luis de
Pietà 223
Morea, Aragonese viceroy of 12
Moreira, Rafael 329
Morelia, Mexico 119
Moreno, Joan 74
Moreno, Pedro 125
moriscos 211, 14n49
Morocco 245, 259, 261, 264
mudejar (style) 3n8, 13, 128
multiple invention 359, 378
Münzer, Hieronymus 59n26
Murcia, kingdom of 11
Murcia, Spain 92, 422
Muslim communities 18, 26, 255
conversion 211
expulsions from Iberia 14, 311
moriscos.
Naples, Italy 12, 22, 24, 84, 86–88, 92, 99, 101, 201–203, 208, 376
Caracciolo di Vico Chapel, San Giovanni a Carbonara 87
Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie alla Pescheria 208n40
Naples, kingdom of 11, 88, 197, 376
Nasrid dynasty 7
nation (group of merchants) 18
Navarre, kingdom of 7, 11n35, 14
Nelli, Fabio 285, 285n60
Neopatras, duchy of 11
Netherlands. see Low Countries
New Spain, viceroyalty of 33, 108, 110–138, 225–230
Nicolau, Pere 54, 58–59, 62, 64–65, 66n51, 68n60, 68–69, 71–73
Niculoso Pisano, Francisco 268–269, 274, 277
Nieto Gonzalez, José Ramón 421
Noronha, Pedro de 327
Nuremberg, Germany 59
Oran, Algeria
conquest of (1509) 18
Ordóñez, Bartolomé 87
Altarpiece of the Epiphany (with Diego de Siloé) 87
Oristano, marquisate of 11
ornaments (meanings and functions) 290n76
Oropesa, Spain
palace 286
Orsini family 92
Orsyno, Antonio 329
Orta, Garcia da 292
Ortiz de Aulestia, Francisco 125
Ortiz, Fernando
Contrapunteo cubano del tabaco y el azúcar 31, 32
Ovando, Nicolás de 340, 344, 347–348, 352
Oviedo, Gonzalo Fernández de 342, 344, 350
Pacheco, Francisco 101
Pacific Ocean 252
Paele, Joris van der 364, 368
Palencia, Spain 282, 346
cathedral 212
Palermo, Italy 202
Palma, Alonso (Bachiller Palma) 10n31
Palma, Spain 17
Mirador Portal, cathedral 60
Panofsky, Erwin 25
Panuco, Mexico 343
Paredes de Nava, Spain 93
Church of Santa Eulalia 410
Pasamonte, Miguel de 349
passeurs culturels 271
Passion of Christ Triptych (Cologne School), Museo Nacional de Arte Antiga, Lisbon 391
Paterna, Spain 260, 264
Pátzcuaro, Mexico 117, 124, 126, 133, 134
cathedral 117, 128–129, 133–135
fountain in the main square 129
public works 115
Pavia, Italy
Ospedale San Matteo 319–321
Pax Hispanica 231
Pearl River Delta 256
Pedralbes. see Barcelona, Spain
Pellegrin, Francisque 284
Pereira, Francisco 278
Perestrelo, Rafael 256
Pérez Hernández, Manuel 408
periphery. see centre-periphery models
Peris, Gonçal 73
Saint Martha and Saint Clement (with Guerau Gener?) 65
Perpignan, France 342
Persia 254
Peru 292
Peru, viceroyalty of 33, 108, 110–125, 127–136, 138, 225–229, 272, 297
Perugia, Italy 95, 96, 98
cathedral 96
Perugino 84, 96, 98
Pessoa, Pero 253
Philip (‘The Handsome’) (1476–1506), duke of Burgundy 10
Philip II (1527–1598), king of Spain and Portugal 8n24, 93, 273, 275, 278, 286n65, 391
Philip III (‘The Good’) (1396–1467), duke of Burgundy 22
Piccinni, Gabriella 309, 322
Piccolpasso, Cipriano
Li tre libri dell’arte del vasaio 274, 286n66
Pietas Austriaca 216, 231
Pigafetta, Antonio 292
Pilcomayo river
bridge by Andrés Toribio 120
Puente del Diabolo 120
Pina, Rui de 327
Pinturicchio
Madonna and Child with a Bishop (Virgen de las Fiebres) 216
Pires, Diogo 251
Pires, Tomé 255
Suma oriental 253
Pirez d’Évora, Alvaro (Alvaro di Pietro) 84, 86
Pisa, Italy 273, 274
Plantin, Christophe (printer)
Bible (1572) 290
Plasencia, Spain 275
Plateresque 113
porcelains 244, 245
blue and white export porcelain 247, 255, 260, 261
Este attempts at reproduction 247
‘first orders’ 256–258
in Hormuz, Iran 251, 253, 254
Jiajing period (1522–1566) 260
‘Jorge Álvares bottles’ 257
‘Pero de Faria bowls’ 257
Portuguese trade and consumption 243–264
Wanli period (1572–1620) 288
Portaceli Charterhouse, Spain 69, 71
Portinari, Folco 318
Portinari, Francesco 327
Portugal, kingdom of 7, 8, 10, 11n35, 13, 25, 89, 197, 206, 243, 244–264, 413
and Castile 9, 10
Portugalois, Edwardt 397
Portuguese empire 14, 243–264, 292 Índia, Casa da. Índia, Estado da.
Post, Chandler Rathfon 55
Potosí, Bolivia 119–121, 125–126, 135
Augustinian church 136
Casa de la Moneda 125–126, 135
Church of San Lorenzo 137
early churches 128
Franciscan monastery 130
iglesia mayor 125–126
Jesuit church 136
lagunas and ingenios 127
pouncing 157n29, 394
Pozo, Juan del 229
Pretel Marín, Aurelio 111
Previtali, Giovanni 24
prints
creating consensus 212
engravings as models for azulejo 275, 277, 279
generic or polysemic images 182
in the workshop of Spanish artists 168, 169
models for goldsmiths 292, 293
non-polysemic images 182
northern prints sold in Spain 143, 145–148, 150–153, 155–173
replacing model books 152
reuse of woodblocks 178, 194
trade by mercantile networks 152–153
traded at fairs 153
woodcuts based on manuscripts 185–190
process innovations 170
processional standards from Sardinia 220
Prospect of Lisbon (Leiden University Library) 315, 316
Provesano, Italy
Church of San Leonardo 168n51
Pseudo-Bramantino. see Fernández da Murcia, Pedro
Puebla, Mexico
Church of Nuestra Señora de la Soledad 225
punta de diamante 34, 271, 289, 291
Purépechas 117, 133
Quart, Spain 72
quintalada 250, 263
quintas of Bacalhôa and Torres. see Azeitāo, Portugal
Quiroga, Vasco de 117–119, 124, 128, 133, 134
Raimondi, Marcantonio 271, 277, 278
Ramírez Montes, Guillermina 128, 133
Rander, India 254
Raphael 96, 98–99, 208
Ravensburg, Germany 152, 179. Große Ravensburger Handelsgesellschaft
Ray, Jonathan S. 14
Reconquista 259, 405
Regensburg, Germany 59, 60. Magna societas of Regensburg
Reis-Santos, Luís 388, 397
Reixach, Joan 211
Remences, war of (1462–1486) 380
Remigio, Roberto de (printer)
Historia Hierosolymitana (1482) 184
‘Renaissance Gothic’ 201, 205, 212
repetition in decorative designs 291
Resende, André de 26n115
Resende, Garcia de 310
Rest on the Flight into Egypt (sculpture after Martin Schongauer), New York, Metropolitan Museum 171
Riegl, Aloïs 292
Rio, Afonso do 327
Rivas, Lucio 423
Robert of Anjou Polyptych (Brno, Moravian Gallery) 364n10
Rodrigues de Oliveira, Cristóvão 312
Rodrigues, Álvaro 251
Rodrigues, Duarte 255
Rodríguez de Fonseca, Juan 212, 349
Rodríguez de la Torre, Fernando 110, 111, 116
Rodríguez, Alonso 349
Rodriguez, Francisco 324
Rome, Italy 12, 84, 86, 91–92, 96, 99–101
‘world city’ 101
Basilica of Santa Maria in Aracoeli 214
Confraternity of Saint Saviour 326
Festa di Agone 96
Hospital of Sant’Antonio dei Portoghesi 326
Palazzo Barberini 89
sack of (1527) 101
San Giacomo degli Spagnoli 101
San Pietro 216
Santa Maria del Popolo 326
Santa Maria Maggiore 216
Santo Spirito in Sassia Hospital 319, 322
Vatican Loggias 208
Romero Medina, Raúl 2
Ronse, Belgium 407
Ronza, Gil de 407
Roussillon, county of 11
Rovere, Guidobaldo della 286n65
Rovira de Xipre, Esteve 72
Ruiz de Lihory, José 55
Ruiz de Morales y Molina, Antonio 119
Ruiz Souza, Juan Carlos. see Feliciano, Maria Judith, and Juan Carlos Ruiz Souza
Ruiz, Simón 165
Ruiz, Teofilo 8
Sá, João de 250
Sabatini, Andrea 208
Sacred Heart of Mary 229
Saint Andrew 358, 365, 366, 370, 376
Saint Eulalia 205, 358, 366, 370, 376
Saint Gereon 358, 361, 368, 370
Saint Michael the Archangel 205
Saint Ursula 358, 368, 370, 410
Salamanca, Spain 158, 408, 413, 422
Capilla del Sudario, New Cathedral 291
Church of San Benito 408
on international routes 158
printing centre 158
San Martín Chapel in the Old Cathedral 422
University of Salamanca and university chapel 35, 158, 405–418, 420–425
Salus populi Romani 216
Salvago, António 250
Samarkand, Uzbekistan 254
San Clemente, Spain 131
San Miniato, Lodovico da 322
San Pedro, Diego de
Cárcel de amor 190, 191
San Salvador Island 13
Sánchez de Arévalo, Rodrigo 16
Sánchez, Olalla 110, 111
Sandwich, United Kingdom 202
Sansovino, Andrea 328, 329
Sansovino, Jacopo 84
Sant’ Ambrogio, Giovanni di 322
Santiago de Compostela, Spain 22, 158
Hostal dos Reis Católicos 324
Santiago, order of 388
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 34, 339–354
calle de Las Damas 347, 352
Casa del Cordón 344–346
Casas Reales 347–348
cathedral 340, 350
Franciscan friary 350
Ozama Fortress 352
São Tomé and Príncipe 12n42
Saralegui, Leandro de 55
Sardinia 12, 197–203, 204–225
Sardinia, kingdom of 11, 197–201, 203–225
Sas van Gent, Netherlands 56, 57
Sas, Antoni de 58
Sas, Marçal de 53, 55–59, 61–73, 75
album of drawings in the Uffizi (tentative attribution) 73
Altarpiece of San Jorge del Centenar de la Ploma (tentative attribution) 58, 62, 73
Incredulity of Saint Thomas 54, 64, 66, 68, 69
paintings for the Casa de la Ciutat 61
Saint Dominic panels (with Pere Nicolau, tentative attribution) 69
Saint James Retable (with Pere Nicolau) 64
Virgin of Portaceli (tentative attribution) 70
work on the Puerta de Serranos 61
Sassendorf. see Bad Sassendorf
Savall, Ramon 369
Savelli family 92
Savona, Italy 261
Saxonia, Nicolaus de. see Fernandes, Valentim, and Nicolaus de Saxonia
Saxony, Ludolph of 151
Vita Christi 151
Schongauer, Martin 19, 33, 145, 149–173
Angel of the Annunciation 394
Crucifixion 154n22
Engraved Passion 149, 150, 154, 156, 161, 164, 166, 168, 170
Agony in the Garden 165
Christ before Annas 145, 166, 170, 173
Christ before Pilate 162, 171, 173
Ecce Homo 170
Rest on the Flight into Egypt 171
later reprints of his engravings 154, 158
Saint John on Patmos 158
trade and marketing of his works in Iberia 165, 166
Schott, Martin (printer)
Ein hübsche histori von der künngclichenn stat troy wie si zerstörett wartt (1489) 191, 192
Segorbe, Spain 57
Segovia, Joan de 72
Segovia, Spain 275
alcazar 275
Senos, Nuno 25
Sernigi, Clemente 328
Setúbal, Portugal 16, 35
Convent of Jesus 384–401
Seven Sorrows of the Virgin 205, 206, 208, 211–212, 225, 229
Seville, kingdom of 11
Seville, Spain 17, 111, 126, 160, 162, 164, 257, 261, 268–269, 272, 274, 277, 292, 294–295
alcazar 269
Casa de la Contratación 212n50, 349, 349n33
cathedral 20, 101, 349
Charterhouse of Santa María de las Cuevas 295
Church of San Lorenzo 295
Church of Santa Catalina 295
Church of San Vicente 295
Convent of San Augustín 295
Hospital de las Cinco Llagas 324
Sforza, Francesco (1401–1466), duke of Milan 321, 322
Sicily 12, 197
Sicily, kingdom of 197
Siena, Italy 34, 99, 306, 321–322
Palazzo Pubblico 368
Piazza Duomo 318
Santa Maria della Scala Hospital 318–322
Sigismund of Luxembourg (1368–1437), Holy Roman Emperor 321
Siloé, Diego de 87
Altarpiece of the Epiphany (with Bartolomé Ordóñez) 88
Silva Maroto, Pilar 406, 410, 412
Silva, Pedro da 327
Silveira, João Fernandes da 327
Simon Bening
illuminations in the Hours of Isabel of Portugal 168n51
Sittow, Michael 23
Sluis, Belgium 202
social history 32, 73, 74
Soest, Conrad von 56, 56n12
Soest, Germany 56
Solis, Virgil 284
Sorg, Anton (printer)
Buch von Troja (1479) 190, 191
Soria, Spain 422
Sousa, Diogo de 327
Sousa, Ivo Carneiro de 329
Sousa, Rui de 327
South China Sea 256, 264
Southampton, United Kingdom 202
Lo Spagna (Giovanni di Pietro) 84, 95, 96, 98
Marriage of the Virgin 96
Spain 8, 11, 11n37
definitions privileging Castilian history 14
diversity of 11, 342
Castile-Aragon
‘Spains’ 8, 14
Spanish empire 14, 33
approach to Otherness 231
Contratación, Casa de la. Indies, Council of the.
Spanish Italy 209
spices 244, 249–250, 254, 308n10
Spoleto, Italy 96
art guild 96
Sporer, Henry 60n26
Starnina, Gherardo 54, 60
Strasbourg, France 180, 190, 191
Sucre, Bolivia 111, 112, 119–121, 125, 126, 135
cathedral 112
fountain by Andrés Toribio 131
Franciscan monastery 125
Santa Barbara Hospital 125, 132
sugar 31, 244, 343
Suida, Wilhelm 89, 91
Summonte, Pietro 91, 209
Suso, Henry 151
Taccoen van Zillebeke, Jan 311
Taddeo di Bartolo 84
Taínos of Hispaniola 13, 341
forced labour 343
Talavera de la Reina, Spain 273–275, 278, 282, 294
Talavera, Hernando de 128
Tallin, Estonia 23
Tañabueyes, Spain 410n23
Tarabuco, Bolivia 135
tax exemptions on trade
for Catalan merchants 202
in the Portuguese empire 251, 263
Tiripetío, Mexico 133
Toledo, kingdom of 11
Toledo, Spain 98, 407, 422
cathedral 407
Hospital of Santa Cruz 324
Tolmezzo, Gianfrancesco da 168n51
Tomar, Portugal
Charola, Convent of Christ 389
Church of São João Baptista 386
Tordesillas, treaty of (1494) 15
Toribio de Alcaraz, Andrés 33, 108, 110–125, 127–136, 138
Toribio de Alcaraz, Hernando 33, 108, 110–136, 138
Toribio, Juan de 111
Torni, Jacopo (L’Indaco) 99
Toro, battle of (1476) 10n31
Tortosa, Spain 201
Tournon, François de 274n24
Toussaint, Manuel 116
town planning
colonial guidelines 126
Spanish traditions 126
trade 16–23
between northern Europe and the Mediterranean 202
in coral. see coral fishing and trade
in prints. see prints
of art. see art fairs and markets
of gems 292
of raw wool from Spain to Flanders 18
of spices. see spices
merchants
transculturation 31, 32, 93
travels and travelling artists 16–23, Part 1, 204
Castilian masons on Hispaniola 349, 350, 351, 352
Flemish ceramists in Iberia 274, 276, 278, 279–282
artists’ names
geographical information 56–61, 92, 94, 96, 99
linguistic variation 22, 55–58
decision to travel 82
education 89, 95, 101, 364
religious persecution 95
unconstrained 85, 86
lack of evidence 57, 91, 96, 101–102
return to the homeland 92
adaptation of artistic practice 93, 95
success 98, 102
settlement abroad 84, 92
adaptation of artistic practice 94
collaborations. see collaborations
community of compatriots 58, 92
in Rome 101
conflict with locals 96, 124–125
official positions held by migrants 96, 124
permanent 85
registration in Valencia. see Llibres de avehinament
Tripoli, Libya
conquest of (1511) 18
Troyes, France
Church of Saint-Urbain 423n49
Troy, matter of 178–195
Tudela, Spain 164
cathedral 162
Tunis, Tunisia
conquest of (1535) 18
Tuscany 20, 203, 245, 306, 331
Two Sicilies, kingdom of. see Naples, kingdom of
Tzintzuntzan, Mexico 134
yácatas 134
Tzirosto, Mexico 134
Úbeda, Spain 112, 120
Uccello, Paolo
Battle of San Romano 193
Ulugh Beg (1394–1449), Timurid ruler 254
Umayyads 259
underdrawings 362, 394–397, 424
Urbino, Italy 94
Utrecht, Netherlands 57
Utuvert, Joan 54n2, 57
Vaga, Perino del 101
Valencia, kingdom of 11, 204n25
Valencia, Spain 17, 51, 53, 55–59, 61–75, 86, 201–203, 218, 257, 342, 376
Almoina 68
Casa de la Ciutat 61
cathedral 98
altarpieces in the old choir enclosure 64–67
Centenar de la Ploma 58, 62
Church of Santa Cruz 64
Consell (city council) 62
hospital 324
Jurados (city councillors) 61, 67
Justicia (municipal legal officer) 61, 71
Lonja 17
Monastery of Jesús del Valle 60n26
Puerta de Serranos 61
Torres de Quart 61n30
Valladares family workshop 294–295
Valladolid (now Morelia, Mexico). see Morelia
Valladolid, Spain 282, 282n53
Church of San Benito 95
Church of San Miguel 283
Nelli Palace 285
Vallejo, Juan de 125
Vandelvira, Alonso de
Libro de trazas de cortes de piedras and Declaración del caracol de Mallorca 130
Vandelvira, Andrés de 112, 113, 114, 120, 126
Puente Ariza 128
Vandevivere, Ignace 406
Varasi da Borgo, Antonio 321–322
Varela de Salamanca, Juan (printer) 192
Crónica troyana (1509) 191
Crónica troyana (1512) 191
Vargas, Luis de 101
Vasari, Giorgio 24, 25, 84, 156, 273
Le vite 24, 25, 60, 84, 86, 89, 95, 286n65
Vasarian paradigms 33
Vatican City. see Rome, Italy
Vaz, Gaspar 389
Vázquez, Lorenzo 2
Veil of Veronica 216, 227
Velasco, Luís de 117, 119, 124, 134
Venice, Italy 12, 254, 261
trade 284
Veramendi, Juan Miguel de 125
Vidal Figueroa, José
Memorias tiernas, despertador afectuoso, y devociones practicas con los dolores de la santissima Virgen Maria, señora nuestra 229
Vidal, Pericó 72n68
Vila Viçosa, Portugal
Ducal Palace 285
Vilanova, Ángel de 218
Villalpando, Cristóbal de
La Dolorosa 227
Our Lady of Solitude 225
Virgen de la Soledad 225, 227, 230
Virgin of the Sorrows (Cuzco School), Cuzco Cathedral) 227
Virgin of the Sorrows, Fomento de Cultura Banamex collection, Mexico City 227
Visigoths 8
visual normativity 145, 149, 150, 171–173
Vos, Maerten de 286
‘voyage of forms’ 272, 320, 321
Vredeman de Vries, Hans 271, 295
Warburg, Aby 147n1, 289n71
Weiss, Jessica 406
Weniger, Matthias 406, 412, 419–420
Wethey, Harold 108, 110, 120
Weyden, Rogier van der 153, 156, 164, 223
Miraflores Altarpiece 221
Wierix, Hieronymus 154
Crucifixion (after Martin Schongauer) 154n22
Mater Dolorosa (after Jan Gossaert) 227
Witz, Konrad 378
Miraculous Draft of Fishes 378
Würzburg, Konrad von
Trojanerkrieg 188
Xabregas. see Lisbon, Portugal
X-radiography (x-ray) 414
yácatas. see Tzintzuntzan, Mexico
Yáñez de Almedina, Fernando. see Hernandos
Yocalla, Bolivia 120
Ypres, Juan de 407, 408
Zainer, Günther (printer)
Goldene Spiel by Meister Ingold (1472) 186
Plenarium (1474) 183
Speculum humanae salvationis (c.1473) 186
Zamora, Spain 346, 408, 422
Zaragoza, Spain 152, 158, 161, 164, 168, 169n55, 422
Chapel of San Pedro, cathedral 161
German printers in 159, 160, 161
hospital 324
town hall 357n1
Zhengde (1506–1521), emperor of the Ming dynasty 244
Zuccaro, Taddeo 286n65

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Art, Travel, and Exchange between Iberia and Global Geographies, c. 1400–1550

Reihe:  Art and Material Culture in Medieval and Renaissance Europe, Band: 24
Cover Art, Travel, and Exchange between Iberia and Global Geographies, c. 1400–1550
ISBN:
9789004707474
Verleger:
Brill
Print-Publikationsdatum:
10 Dec 2024
  • Fachgebiete
    • Kunstgeschichte
      • Architektur
      • Kunstgeschichte
    • Geschichte
      • Geschichte des Mittelalters
      • Frühe Neuzeit
    • Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaften
      • Hispanistik
Front Matter
Preliminary Material
Copyright Page
Acknowledgements
Maps and Figures
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: Rethinking Artistic Mobilities in the Iberian World
Part 1 Travelling Artists
Chapter 1 Recomposing and Reframing the Northern European Influence in Aragonese Painting, c.1400: The Unsettled Case of Marçal de Sas
Chapter 2 ‘In the Spanish Fashion’: Iberian Artists Travelling in Italy, 1400–1550
Chapter 3 Travelling Stonemasons and the Architectural Cultural Exchange between Spain, Mexico, and Peru in the 16th Century: Connections and Paths of the Toribio de Alcaraz Family
Part 2 Material Culture on the Move
Chapter 4 Portable Passion: The Adaptation of Martin Schongauer’s Engraved Inventions in Aragon and Castile
Chapter 5 Travelling Images: Illustrations in the First Printed Story on Troy
Chapter 6 Travelling Models in the Iberian Marian Atlas: Pathos and Consensus between the Flemish Mediterranean Networks and the Viceroyalty of New Spain
Chapter 7 Lavish Tableware Consumption in Portugal and Early Imports of Ming Porcelain, 1499–1557
Chapter 8 The Azulejo as a Poetic of Ornament: Dissemination, Adaptation, and Fusion of Models in Iberian Compositions (16th Century)
Part 3 Beyond Movement
Chapter 9 All Saints Hospital in Lisbon: Artistic Exchanges in the Context of Hospital Architecture during the Renaissance
Chapter 10 Travelling Artists and Local Elites in the Caribbean: Architecture in Santo Domingo in the Early 16th Century
Chapter 11 The Itinerancy of Jan van Eyck’s Models: (Re-)Creating Images of Power in Late Medieval Catalonia and Beyond
Chapter 12 Travelling Masterpieces from Flanders to Portugal: Jorge Afonso’s Portuguese ‘Copy’ of Quentin Metsys’s Apparition of the Angel to Saints Clare, Agnes, and Colette
Chapter 13 A Composite Female Saint from Juan de Flandes’s Altarpiece for the University Chapel in Salamanca
Back Matter
Index

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