Images of Macau: East-West Exchange and the Derwent Collection

Toshihiko Kishi, Cindy Yik-yi Chu, Suk Mei Irene Wong eds.,
Year-Month: 28 February 2020
Publisher: Tokyo: Bensei Shuppan
ISBN: 978-4-585-22262-0
Language: English and Japanese
Price： JPY24,200

Outline：
“In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of Macau’s return to China: Historical images are restored and shown to the readers.”
Macau was a Portuguese colony, an entrepot of East-West trade, and a base for Christian missions. It has now become a world tourist attraction with its churches, heritage buildings, casinos, and motoring events. Through looking at the historical images of Macau in the 18th and 19th centuries, it is hoped that we can have a better understanding of the changing situations during and after the Opium War (1839-1842).

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Table of Contents:
Foreword／Kendall L. Crilly
Map

Part 1: Catalogue
Bibliographical Introduction（Suk Mei Irene Wong）
I.　Ocean and City／II. 　Livelihood of People／III.　Images of Foreigners／IV.　Religion／V.　Hong Kong／VI.　Guangdong

Part 2: Essays
1. The Derwent Collection and I／Brian Cuthbertson
2. Macau’s History and Importance: From the Perspective of Its Relations with Hong Kong and China／Cindy Yik-yi Chu
3. The Japanese Empire’s Relationship with Macau and Portugal／Mihoko Oka
4. The Life of the Macanese in the Nineteenth Century／Graca Pacheco Jorge
5. Macau and Catholicism in Asia／Cindy Yik-yi Chu
Conclusion: From Painting to Photography: The Significance of the Derwent Collection and the Changing Landscape of Macau／Toshihiko Kishi

Miscellany
1. Timeline of Macau History: 18th -19th Century
2. Bibliography
3. List of Works

Authors List