Art, Visual Culture and Political Identity in Portugal and its Empire
(Guest Editor: Jeremy Roe (Universidade Nova de Lisboa))

Jeremy Roe
“Introduction”

Hugo Crespo
“Political Symbolism at the King's Table: Silverware for Manuel I”

Annemarie Jordan Gschwend
“Marketing a Habsburg Bride at the Lisbon and Brussels Court: Princess Maria of Portugal and the Court Painter Anthonis Mor”

Laura Fernández-González
“Lisbon’s Sentiment: Merchants, Guilds and the Local Voice in the Entry of Philip I of Portugal into the Lusitanian Capital in 1581”

Alexandra Curvelo
“King Philip II as a Roman Emperor: The Use of European Political Symbols in Early Modern Japan"

Luis Gomes
“Emblematic Arches – Contributions to Reading a Habsburg Festival”

Urte Krass
“Picture Acts in 1630s Portugal: Reconstructing a Visual Discourse of Political Dissent”

Jeremy Roe
“The Image of John IV: Political Identity in Post-1640 Portugal"

Pedro Germano Leal
“An Ephemeral Microcosm: The 1818 Festivities Held for the Acclamation of John VI and the Marriage of Prince Peter in Tejuco, Brazil"