66 research outputs found
[Review of: V. De Laet (2011) Brussel binnenskamer: Kunst- en luxebezit in het spanningsveld tussen hof en stad, 1600- 1735]
[Review of: T. DaCosta Kaufmann & M. North (2014) Mediating Netherlandish Art and Material Culture in Asia]
瀬戸内海の睦月島
Early modern Antwerp-based art dealers exported a variety of luxury goods across Europe and beyond. They traded locally and globally in mass-produced and unique goods of fancy, in newly produced and resold items. Our contribution examines the business models of these dealers in order to better understand the extraordinary reach of the early modern international art trade and its cultural ramifications. The Forchondt and Musson art dealing firms serve as a case study to put into context the artistic exchanges between Southern and Northern Netherlands during the second half of the seventeenth century and we reveal how their business strategies (both on a cultural and economic level) helped to overcome high levels of quality and demand uncertainty
Innovative Digital Infrastructures: The Issue of Sustainability:An Online Rountable Discussion
Innovative Digital Infrastructures: The Issue of Sustainability:An Online Rountable Discussion
The spatial side of innovation. The local organisation of cultural production in the Dutch Republic
Painting and publishing as cultural industries: The fabric of creativity in the Dutch Republic. 1580-1800
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