European visions : American voices

Introduction / Kim Sloan -- Roanoke's Achievement / Karen Kupperman -- Economic and Cultural Contexts Introduction and Summary / Peter Mason -- Thomas Harriot's Brief and True Report: Knowledge-Making and the Roanoke Voyage / Stephen Clucas -- 'Counterfeited According to the Truth': John White, Lucas de Heere, and the Truth in Clothing / Michael Gaudio -- Truth and Artifice in the Visualization of Native Peoples: from the Time of John White to the Beginning of the 18th Century / Stephanie Pratt -- Nature and Natural History Introduction and Summary / Florike Egmond -- Elizabethan London's Naturalists and the Work of John White / Deborah Harkness -- Don't Eat, Don't Touch: Native Americans, European Newcomers and Dangerous Plants of North America / Karen Reeds -- New Visions of a New World Introduction and Summary / Kim Sloan -- Conservation of John White's Watercolours / Alice Rugheimer -- Analysis of John White's Pigments / Janet Ambers, Duncan Hook and Antony Simpson -- John White's Materials and Techniques / Timea Tallian -- 'A Kind of Gentle Painting': Limning in 16th-Century England / Katherine Coombs -- Through an Artist's Eye: Observations on Aspects of Copying in Two Groups of Work by John White, c. 1585-90 / Sally Birch -- American History Introduction and Summary / Peter C. Mancall -- Lost Colonists and Lost Tribes / Michael Leroy Oberg -- John White and British Antiquity: Savage Origins in the Context of Tudor Historiography / Sam Smiles -- Serialised Virginia: the Representational Format for Comparative Ethnology, c. 1600 / Ernst van den Boogaart -- Texts, Images and the Perception of 'Savages' in early Modern Europe: What we can Learn from White and Harriot / Joan-Pau Rubiés -- Past, Present, and Future: Exploring and Restoring Native Perspectives in the Chesapeake / Audrey Horning.