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The Peak of the Export Painting Market in Canton 1770s–1780s
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A Landscape Painting Exhibition in Macao: Reviving the Historical Narrative of East–West Encounter
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‘Sensitive Plates’ and ‘Sentimental Keepsakes’The social life of reverse glass paintings: From Canton to Leiden
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Translation and Interaction: A New Examination of the Controversy over the Translation and Authenticity of the Śūraṃgama-sūtra
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Export Paintings and History of Global Trade in the 18th Century: Value and Significance of the Gentiloni Painting: Macao
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Miscellaneous References to Artisans of the Canton Trade 1700-1842
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The Depiction of Watercraft by Chinese Artists in Export Paintings of the Canton Trade between the 1770s and the 1840s
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Reconfiguring Asia Through the Lens of Buddhism: India and Okakura Tenshin’s The Ideals of the East
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Christianizing the Landscape: Old Catholic Churches in China
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Bakhtinian Carnivalisation in Austin Coates’ City of Broken Promises
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Christian Iconography on Ming and Qing Chinese Porcelain: Religious Influence and Artistic Hybridization
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Discipline, Punishment, and Buddhist Chaplaincy at Lüshun Prison During Japan’s Colonial Rule, 1905–1945
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Maritime ProwessZheng Zilong and Zheng Chenggong Shaping the Political Landscape in the Ming-Qing Cataclysm
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Sobre a jurisdição de Macau na ilha de Hian-Chan
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Annuas do Chan Cheu dos annos 1658, 59 e 60.
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Rezidencia de Kien Chan na mesma Provincia de Kiam sí.
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The Chapel of Our Lady of Guia in Macao and its Mural Painting Program
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Seeing, Believing, and (Mis)Understanding: A Case Study on Sino-Portuguese Ivory Sculpture of the Virgin and Child in Late Ming
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Breues Apontamentos da Residencia de Chan Cheu do Anno de X.º de 1652. [1652 Out. 4]
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THE CHAPEL OF OUR LADY OF GUIA IN MACAO AND ITS MURAL PAINTING PROGRAM澳門聖母雪地殿教堂及其壁畫
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European Artists in Canton, 1793-4: William Alexander and the Daniells
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‘INKED FOOD’: TASTING MACAO THROUGH A CHENG’S WATER PAINTED CARICATURE透過亞正的水墨漫畫品味澳門
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Missoens que o P. Julio Aleni V. Provincial da China nas partes do sul fez a Cidade Kien Chan, e Taí Nim.
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Ofício do magistrado do distrito de Xiangshan, Peng, ao procurador de Macau, sobre o empregar o habitante Chan Ke, do distrito de Nanhai, para tratar do mantimento diário nos dois navios de guerra portugueses