Search Results - "Journal of Historians of Netherlandish Art"

Mute Painting: Deafness and Speechlessness in the Theory and Historiography of Dutch Art by Kaminska, Barbara A

“…The lives and careers of deaf and mute painters in the early modern Netherlands challenge the perception of disabled artists as self-taught outsiders and the…”
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Courtly Experiments: Early Portrait Etchings by Lucas van Leyden and Jan Gossart by Horbatsch, Olenka

“…For a brief moment in the early sixteenth-century Low Countries, etching became a significant technique for elite commissions. I examine the two earliest…”
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Early Netherlandish Paintings as Devotional Objects: State of Research ca. 1990–2020 by Falque, Ingrid

“…The aim of this essay is to survey debates about early Netherlandish paintings as devotional objects from roughly the late 1980s to about 2020. During this…”
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Aristotle's Difference by Georgievska-Shine, Aneta

“…This essay revisits one of the most acclaimed paintings of Rembrandt van Rijn's later years, Aristotle with the Bust of Homer (1654; The Metropolitan Museum of…”
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EDITORS' GREETING by Chapman, H Perry, Coutré, Jacquelyn N, Rothstein, Bret, Woodall, Joanna, Kettering, Alison M

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Economic Histories of Netherlandish Art by Honig, Elizabeth, Stevenson Stewart, Jessica, Cui, Yanzhang (Tony)

“…This state-of-the-field article surveys the economic histories of Netherlandish art. Tracing major contributions by scholars following in the footsteps of…”
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Gender, Sexuality, and the Future of Agency Studies in Northern Art, 1400–1600 by Pearson, Andrea

“…Specialists in the study of gender and sexuality in early modern northern art are clarifying—and resolving—problems of evidence and method to transform the…”
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Crusading in a Lisbon Convent: The Making and Meaning of The Passion of Christ in Jerusalem (Lisbon, ca. 1500) by Alvares-Correa, Sylvia

“…The Passion of Christ in Jerusalem (ca. 1500; Museu Nacional do Azulejo) weaves an episodic account of Christ’s Passion through a unified Jerusalem cityscape…”
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Editors' Greeting by Chapman, H. Perry, Rothstein, Bret, Coutré, Jacquelyn, Woodall, Joanna, Kettering, Alison

“…This issue’s two feature articles treat artistic and cultural encounters between the Netherlands and Southern Europe…”
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Hendrick Goltzius: Painting with Colored Chalk by Kettering, Alison

“…During the first half of the 1590s, Hendrick Goltzius created several large colored-chalk portraits of his artist friends, as well as two self-portraits…”
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Economic Histories of Netherlandish Art: JHNA Perspectives 3 by Honig, Elizabeth Alice, Stewart, Jessica Stevenson, Cui, Yanzhang (Tony)

“…This state-of-the-field article surveys the economic histories of Netherlandish art. Tracing major contributions by scholars following in the footsteps of…”
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Gender, Sexuality, and the Future of Agency Studies in Northern Art, 1400–1600: JHNA Perspectives 2 by Pearson, Andrea

“…Specialists in the study of gender and sexuality in early modern northern art are clarifying-and resolving-problems of evidence and method to transform the…”
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New Netherland Documents and the Dutch Textile Trade Project by Hamer, Deborah

“…This essay examines the Dutch Textile Trade Project's use of the Dutch West India Company archives in the context of archival sources for the Dutch colony of…”
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The Façade of Neutrality: Unearthing Hidden Histories in the Montias Database with Digital Methodologies by Smith, Lauryn

“…Technological innovations and the 2020 global pandemic have increased scholarly interactions with and reliance on digital resources, leading cultural heritage…”
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The Filaments of the Textile Trade: Subtle and Broad Trends in Exports from South Asia to Maritime Southeast Asia by Houghteling, Sylvia

“…This essay uses an eighteenth-century patolu-a fine silk double-ikat textile-as the jumping-off point to explore the complex trading relationship between South…”
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The Dutch Textile Trade Project and the Development of JHNA's Digital Art History Capabilities by Henel, Jennifer

“…What started with a grant from the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation to integrate the Dutch Textile Trade Project into the JHNA publishing platform grew into a…”
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Locating the Madras Kerchief in Global Textile Trade: Convergences Between Connecting Threads and the Dutch Textile Trade Project by De Lorenzo, Victoria, Fotheringham, Avalon, Murali, Deepthi, Priyadarshini, Meha

“…This essay presents collaborative research related to the National Endowment for the Humanities-Arts and Humanities Research Council grant-funded project…”
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Textile Circulation in the Dutch Global Market: A Digital Approach by Anderson, Carrie, Kehoe, Marsely L

“…From the refined silk used to make japonse rokken to the coarse cotton of laborers' shirts, textiles have long been critical indicators of rank and status in…”
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The Fascination with Japanese-Styled Gowns: A Quantitative Perspective on Ready-Made Garments at the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century by Illes, Angelina

“…This essay explores the circulation of the japonse zijde rok, a popular ready-made garment that initially came to the Dutch Republic from Japan via the Dutch…”
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Dutch Textile Trade: Issue and Project Introduction by Anderson, Carrie, Kehoe, Marsely L

“…This issue of JHNA introduces the ongoing collaborative digital art history project, the Dutch Textile Trade Project (dutchtextiletrade.org). This project…”
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