The Dutch Americas: Art Histories of the Atlantic World
Contents:
Aaron M. Hyman and Stephanie Porras
Towards an art history of the Dutch Americas
Margot Steurbaut
The glazing of Beverwijck’s First Dutch Reformed Church: Colonial power visualized
Jeroen van den Hurk
Dutch Reformed churches in Colonial North America: To ‘promote godliness in every way’
Carolina Monteiro
All things created: Slavery, African knowledge, and material culture in Dutch Brazil (1630-1654)
Adam Eaker
A private Atlantic: The Ter Barch family albums as colonial archive
Carrie Anderson
Amsterdam, Accra, America: Glass beads, pearls, and ersatz gems in the Dutch Atlantic
Hannah Prescott
A crown made of brass: Dutch piracy and commodifying West African identity in the seventeenth-century transatlantic slave trade
Margaux Shraiman
Commercialising Eden: Frans Post’s drawings of the Fortunate Isles
Angela Vanhaelen
Displacement: Picturing captive women in Brazil
Michiel van Groesen
Allegory and allegiance: The Dutch Americas in the imagination of Bonaventura and Gillis Peeters
Rebecca Zorach
Making and unmaking worlds with tëmakwe