Talk: Study of 16th and 17th century lacquered Luso-Asian artifacts, Uncovering complex dynamics of cross-cultural exchange reflected in their heterogeneous composition
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Catholic European presence in 16th and 17th century Asia, under the patronage of the Portuguese Crown, linked varied ports of South, Southeast and East Asia via the Luso-Asian networks of maritime trading routes, commercial ventures, diplomatic relations, and missionary work.