Glass Exchange between Europe and China, 1550–1800: Diplomatic, Mercantile and Technological Interactions

Emily Byrne Curtis

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History of Science and Natural History Historical Influence and Diplomacy Eurasian Exchange Networks

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Contents: Introduction Wonder and desire: the glass was most beautiful New notions of seeing: mirrors and lenses Panes of glass: windows and paintings Diplomatic overtures: The daren (great personage) from the Vatican Glass: 'pieces as beautiful as our aventurine' Cristalli: 4 cases of precious glass 'White gold': a magical substance Enamel materials: a technological transfer Carrying treasure to China: the Albion Glossary Bibliography Index.

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