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Interreligious and Global Perspectives of Christian Art in China and Taiwan, 1552-1650.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Patrick, Susangeline Y.
- Language:
- English
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (280 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Bloomsbury Academic & Professional, 2026.
- Summary:
- This book considers how European and Asian Christian missionaries communicated religious doctrine through the visual arts in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Greater China.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Figures
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Introduction: Art, Culture, and Religion in Early Modern China and Taiwan
- Reimagining Christian Art and Visual Culture
- Research Questions
- Interpreting Christian Art in History
- Art as a Didactic Tool
- Art as Power
- Method of Study
- Overview of the Book
- Chapter 1: Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam: The Jesuits and Chinese Catholic Art
- Historical and Cultural Background
- Jesuit Art, Accommodation, and Counterculturality
- Chinese-Styled Christian Art
- Jesuit Art and Countercultural Efforts
- Art, Doctrine, and Spiritual Power
- Jesuit Architecture and Intercultural Fusion
- Jesuit Architecture Types
- The Patronage of Jesuit Churches
- Chapter 2: Poverty and Suffering: Franciscans and Art
- Historical and Religious Context
- Franciscan Visual Culture and Local Reception
- Franciscan and Chinese Catholic Adaptation in Architecture
- Art, Salvation, and Marian Devotion
- The Terrifying Hell, Salvation, and Art
- Marian Devotion
- Saints, Martyrs, and the Passion of Christ
- Relics and Miracles of the Martyrs
- Christus Patiens
- Chapter 3: Simplicity and Piety: Augustinians and Art
- Augustinian Visual Culture
- Art as Diplomatic Gifts
- Augustinian Habit and Rudimentary Buildings
- Augustinian Marian Devotion and Architecture
- First Typology: Our Lady of Graces
- Second Typology: Our Lady of Remedies
- Third Typology: Our Lady of Penha
- Augustinian Veneration of Saints and Martyrs
- Bom Jesus and Miracles
- Chapter 4: Our Lady of the Rosary: Dominicans and Art
- An Overview of Dominicans and Their Global Network
- Dominican Visual Culture in China and Taiwan
- Dominican Rejection of Culture and Chinese Actions
- Dominican Adaptation to Cultures
- Dominican Images and Art in China.
- Dominican Liturgical Art
- Dominican-Commissioned Porcelain
- Dominican Architecture in China and Taiwan
- Our Lady of the Rosary
- Chapter 5: Harmonizing the World: The Poor Clares and Art
- A Brief History of the Poor Clares in Macau
- Poverty and Visual Culture
- Religious Habit and Identity
- Women of Books
- Architecture and Marian Devotion
- Frescoes in the Guia Chapel
- Mazu, Guanyin, and Our Lady of Guia
- Chapter 6: Asian Catholics, Their Art, and Visual Culture
- Catholic Artists and Piety
- Anonymous Women Artists
- Japanese Christian Artists in Macau
- The Enslaved and Church Buildings in Macau
- Chinese Catholic Women, Singleness, and Visual Culture
- Chinese Christian Women as Pious Patrons
- Confucian Ideals of Womanhood
- Unmarried Women in Buddhism
- Unmarried Women in Daoism
- Chinese Catholic Virgins and Catholic Virgins in Europe
- Fujianese Christian Artists in Manila
- Chapter 7: Catholic Visual Culture, Art, and Public Piety
- Multicultural Catholics and Visuality in Macau
- Jesuit Art Center and Their Art
- Charity and Visual Piety
- Saints, Relics, and Exorcism
- Saints as Icons in China
- The Veneration of Relics
- Images and Exorcism
- Localizing Mystery Plays and Christianizing Chinese Festivals
- Localizing Mystery Plays
- Christianizing Chinese Festivals
- Absent Iconographies in Ming Catholic Art
- Non-Christian Chinese Printed Christian Art
- Chinese Christian Porcelains in Europe
- Chapter 8: Protestant Visual Culture in Early Modern Taiwan
- Historical Background
- Dutch Style and Indigenous Tongues
- "Adopt Our Manners and Customs"
- Learning Indigenous Tongues
- Forbidden Affgoderie
- Visual Imagery in Christian Texts
- Indigenous Protestant Response and Visual Culture
- Conclusion: Art, Power, and Religion
- Appendix A: Names, Places, Institutions, and Events.
- Appendix B: List of Selected Catholic Churches and Convents
- Bibliography
- Index.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Patrick, Susangeline Y. Interreligious and Global Perspectives of Christian Art in China and Taiwan, 1552-1650
- ISBN:
- 9798216251309
- 9781978767393
- OCLC:
- 1597384518
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