Table of contents for The indigenous and the foreign in Christian Ethiopian art : on Portuguese-Ethiopian contacts in the 16th-17th centuries : papers from the Fifth International Conference on the History of Ethiopian Art (Arrabida, 26-30 November 1999) / edited by Manuel Joo Ramos; with Isabel Boavida.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
List of illustrations	4
Aknowledgements	7
Contributors list	8
Introduction	10
I. ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM	17
1. A Tale of Four Cities: Late 16th and Early 17th Ethiopian Capitals and their Turkish, Portuguese, and Indian Connections (Richard Pankhurst)	18
2. Ethiopian and Jesuit Monumental Stone Architecture in the Lake ?ana Basin: A Preliminary Assessment (LaVerle Berry)	28
3. Foreign Influences and Local Contribution in Gondarian Architecture (Fasil Giorghis)	39
4. Portuguese and Indian Influences on the Architecture of the Lake ?ana Region: An Inquiry into the Rôle of Gänätä Iyäsus (Ian Campbell)	45
5. The Monastery of Mär?ula Maryam: Questions and Speculations about its Architecture and Ornamentation (Paul B. Henze)	57
II. PLASTIC ARTS	64
6. Place, Space and Representation in Eighteenth-Century Gondarine Painting (Tania C. Tribe)	65
7. Ethiopian Warrior Saints in 18th-Century Miniature and Their Significance in the Cultural History of Ethiopia (Stanislaw Chojnacki)	75
8. The Use of Occidental Engravings in Ethiopian Painting in the 17th and 18th centuries: From the success of the book Evangelicae Historiae Imagines by Nadal at King SusniyosÆ court (c. 1610-11) to the murals in the Narga ?illase church (c. 1738-50) (Claire Bosc-Tiessé)	85
9. Analysis of Seventeenth-century Ethiopian pigments (Anaïs Wion)	103
10. Ahmad Graññ and the Portuguese in Ethiopian Folk Painting (Girma Fisseha)	114
III. DECORATIVE ARTS	119
11. The Portuguese Import of Luxury Textiles to Ethiopia in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries and their Subsequent Artistic Influence (Michael Gervers)	120
12. Imported Textiles in Ethiopian Traditions (Martha H. Henze)	128
13. The Cross brought to Goa and Portugal by Libnä DingilÆ s envoy Mathew (Isabel Boavida)	136
14. A Military Helmet and Mail Shirt at Däbrä Wärq, Go??am: Two historic objects of probable earlier Portuguese provenance (Stephen Bell)	143
Index..	169




Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Art, Ethiopian 16th century Congresses, Art, Ethiopian 17th century Congresses, Christian art and symbolism Ethiopia Congresses, Art, Ethiopian Foreign influences Congresses, Art Political aspects Ethiopia Congresses