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PALATIUM/CHAM meeting, 7-8 November 2013. Palácio Fronteira, Lisbon, Portugal&#160;Thursday, 7 Nov11.00 - Welcome remarksDisplaying the world at court11.30 - Roberta Piccinelli, University of Teramo, Italy: “...With news and curiosities for the pleasure of friends...”: Orazio Roberto Pucci’s travel journals discovering the exotic12.00 - Juliette Roding, Leiden University, The Netherlands: The contribution of Karel van Mander III and Cornelis Norbertus Gijsbrechtsto the establishment of the Museum Regiumin Copenhagen (1665)12.30 - Maria Barreto Dávila, [CHAM, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal]: The exotic in the household of the Infanta Dona Beatriz (Portugal, fifteenth century)13.00 - René Lommez Gomes, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil: Mathijs van Ceulen and the Fruits of Brazil - collecting and exhibiting New World objects in Recife and Amsterdam13.30 - Lunch breakCeremonies15.00 - Tamar Cholcman, Tel Aviv University, Israel: ‘A world picture’: The upside-down world of the New World15.30 - Milton Pacheco, [CHAM, Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal]: Celebrating empire: Portuguese possessions at the royal entry of Philip I in Lisbon (1581)16.00 - Coffee break16.30 - Maria João Ferreira, CHAM, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal: Chinese textiles in Portuguese royal festivals: the christening of a princess in Lisbon (1669)17.00 - Jorge Fernández-Santos, Universitat Jaume I de Castelló, Spain: Representing Imperio c. 1700: Allegories of imperial Spain in the transition from Habsburg to Bourbon kingshipFriday, 8 NovObjects with agency10.00 - Sabine du Crest, Université Michel de Montaigne Bordeaux 3, France: Boundary spaces: the fictional display of extra-European objects in seventeenth-century. European palace decoration.10.30 - Leah R. Clark, The Open University, UK: Collecting and cross-cultural exchange in the Italian courts11.00 - Coffee break11.30 - Samuel Morrison Gallacher, [IMT Institute for Advanced Studies, Lucca, Italy]: Displaying exotic gifts in sixteenth-century Grand Ducal Florence12.00 - Ivo Raband, [Institute of Art History, University of Berne, Switzerland]: The archduke and the exotic: The collecting ambitions of archduke Ernest of Austria in Brussels12.30 - Lunch breakAt Europe's doors14.00 - Charlotte Colding Smith, Independant scholar, Australia: Turcica and Ottoman objects in sixteenth-century collections of the German-speaking world14.30 - Tomasz Grusiecki, [McGill University, Montréal, Canada]: Homecoming of the exotic: oriental rugs at the Vasa courts in Poland-Lithuania (1587-1668)15.00 - N. Zeynep Yelçe, Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey: The 'Exalted Throne' of the Ottomans at Buda's royal palace15.30 - Coffee break&#160;Mirror images16.00 - Isabel Soares de Albergaria, CHAM, Universidade dos Açores, Portugal: The Remédios Palace and the role of the purveyor of the armadas: Luxury and everyday objects from the overseas empire16.30 - Ronan Bouttier, [Université Paris-Sorbonne – Paris IV, France]: France in the Ottoman world: living at the French embassy during the seventeenth century17.00 - Concluding remarks