...Shankar Raman Examining a variety of moments drawn from early volumes in the India Occidentalis and India Orientalis series published by Theodor De Bry and his family, this essay studies the relationship of selected De Bry engravings to the travel narratives they purport to illustrate. It explores...

...Michiel van Groesen In 1631, Matthaeus Merian and Johann Ludwig Gottfried published a one-volume abridgment of the monumental America series issued by Theodor De Bry and his two sons. Historia Antipodum can be considered the apotheosis of the collection of voyages to the New World. This article...

...Edward M. Test One of the common denominators in the etchings of De Bry's multivolume America is corporal violence, whether it depicts the Spanish cruelties inflicted upon Native Americans or the cannibalism and sacrifices conducted by Amerindians. This essay examines sacrificial rituals from...

...Dennis Austin Britton The travel narratives in Theodor De Bry's America and the collection itself are often read allegorically: the events in the New World are read as signifying Protestant-Catholic conflict on the European continent. Attending to differences between the English text of Sir Walter...

...Walter Mignolo Theodor De Bry and his family's volumes of the America series, as well as their entire collection of narratives and engravings depicting the newly “discovered” worlds of East and West, illustrate only half of the story: the world as seen by European eyes. This essay focuses on Guaman...

...Maureen Quilligan Illustrated by more than six hundred plates and comprising twenty-seven volumes published over a span of nearly half a century by Theodor de Bry and his family from 1590 to 1634, the India Occidentales and India Orientalis series comprise a collection of European travels...

... on their customs and, in Vecellio's case, from an aesthetic focus on their clothing. In contrast, the De Brys' version of New Spain as presented in parts 3–5 of their America series launched a vivid, sensationalist assault on their readers' curiosity, playing to their fascination with the horrors of New World...

... Duffy memorably calls “the stripping of the altars.” Deadline for submission of manuscripts: July 1, 2009 Theodor de Bry’s America Volume 41 / Number 1 / Winter 2011 Edited by Maureen Quilligan Published in Latin over the course of four decades, from 1590 to 1634 but also translated...

.... The Betrayal of Antioch: Narratives of Conversion and Conquest during the First Crusade  463 – 85 Britton, Dennis Austin Allegory and Difference in Ralegh and De Bry: Reading and Seeing the Discoverie  117 – 36 Cornett, Michael New Books across the Disciplines  225 – 45, 435 – 55, 635 – 57...

.../jmems Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies 39:3, Fall 2009 DOI 10.1215/10829636-2009-009  © 2009 by Duke University Press Theodor de Bry’s America Volume 41 / Number 1 / Winter 2011 Edited by Maureen Quilligan Published in Latin over the course of four...

... their productions as theatrical fraud, and finds his analogues in the theatrical practices of secular French folk cul- ture (rather than in the spectacles of, for instance, weeping statues of Mary). His other term is jongleur, the English conjurer or juggler, displaced by the Dutch engraver Theodor De Bry...

... trope of this legend — which was certainly in part, a truth — conjured up the Spanish use of mastiffs in subduing and consuming native peoples, depicted for exam- ple in the famous Theodor De Bry illustration, “Balboa punishing Indi- ans guilty of sodomy.”38 Probably citing the same legend De Bry...

... the margins of the plates.”20 This implicit dismissal of their iconographic significance may explain why, when enumerating the modifications to a 1602 “coun- terfeit edition” printed by Theodor de Bry, Balmas neglects to mention the complete removal of the religious inscriptions of the editio princeps...

... of Exemplarity in Renaissance Literature (Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1990); Anna Bry- son, From Courtesy to Civility: Changing Codes of Conduct in Early Modern England (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1998). 6 See Herdt, Putting on Virtue, 9 7. 7 MacIntyre, After Virtue, 53...

... Vitae et Icones Sultanorum Turcicorum was published by Theodor de Bry in Frankfurt am Main. Giacomo Franco incorporated several military leaders from Islamic lands into his Effiggie naturali that he printed in 1596. And in Vicenza, in 1599, Pietro Bertelli published his Vite degl’imperatori...

... the de Bry frontispiece engraving of Adam and Eve in Thomas Hariot, A Briefe and True Report of the new found land of Virginia (London, 1590). 26 For the account of the entry at Rouen, planned in part by Claude Chappuys, see C’est la Deduction du sumptueux ordre plaisantz spectacles et...

..., however, strange and unfamiliar to European ears, even when passed through a European orthographic and typographic sieve. John White’s map of “Virginia,” for example, engraved by Theodore de Bry and published at Frankfurt in 1590, scattered exotic indigenous names — “Pasquenoke,” “Tandaquomuc...

... tapaban, por que nadie le viese, que lo tenían de cos- tumbre algunos destos señores no ser uistos de sus vasallos sino raras vezes” (Pizarro, Relación, 32 – 33). 5 The “imperial gaze” is articulated in Walter Mignolo, “Crossing Gazes and the Silence of the ‘Indians’: Theodor De Bry...