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Cestos, gestos y género, en los azulejos portugueses de la primera mitad del siglo XX

Revista De Dialectologia Y Tradiciones Populares, 2014
Este trabajo ofrece una aproximación parcial al variado contenido de los paneles de azulejos portugueses de la primera mitad del siglo XX que se encuentran en una amplia gama de edificios: estaciones de tren, mercados, plazas, fuentes, comercios, casas ...
José Luis Mingote Calderón
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Optical Characteristics of Traditional Portuguese Azulejos: Mixing Colors to Obtain “Cool” Building Façades [PDF]

Journal of Daylighting, 2020
The need to reduce energy consumptions in buildings brings modern research to focus on the use of natural sources. In this context, the interest towards traditional architecture has been fueled, since one of the characteristics identifying it is the intuitive and intrinsic link between the building and the surrounding environment.
NA, NA, Bellia, Laura, Naja, Viviana Del, NA, NA, Fragliasso, Francesca, NA, NA   +5 more
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Multi-analytical identification of pigments and pigment mixtures used in 17th century Portuguese azulejos [PDF]

Journal of the European Ceramic Society, 2012
Abstract A multi-analytical approach was used to study the pictorial layers of a set of 17th century historic glazed tiles (azulejos) of Portuguese manufacture. The pictorial layer was studied by μ-EDXRF, μ-Raman, SEM-EDS and OM. Although the established palette comprises few pigments, it was found that the tiles were enhanced by the use of pigment ...
Solange Muralha, António Santos Silva, Susana Coentro   +2 more
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PERFIL TECNOLÓGICO DOS AZULEJOS PORTUGUESES DA PRIMEIRA METADE DO SÉCULO XVIII EM PERNAMBUCO

Clio Arqueológica, 2016
Este artigo apresenta os resultados obtidos na tentativa de associar o mapeamento de danos dos azulejos históricos das igrejas em Pernambuco ao seu perfil tecnológico.
Henry Sócrates Lavalle Sullasi, Paulo Martin Souto Maior, Suely Cisneiros Muniz, Yuri Menezes Freitas   +3 more
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PORTUGUESE AZULEJOS AND OTHER NATIONAL ARTS

Art Is on, 2018
   In this article I intend to link the identity appropriation of the azulejo to a source common to most artistic discourse in the nineteenth and twenty-first centuries. I am convinced the national assumptions concerning the azulejo followed six phases which I have linked to different identity mutations that could be summarized as unceasing ...
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The mineralogy and chemistry of the German and Portuguese tiles used to face a historic building in the Amazon region and their natural susceptibility to tropical weathering Mineralogia e química de azulejos Alemães e Portugueses de prédios históricos na região Amazônica e sua susceptibilidade natural à degradação tropical (intemperismo)

Acta Amazonica, 2013
During the 19th century, the most prominent buildings of the city of Belém were faced entirely with tiles manufactured in Portugal and Germany, which now exhibit distinct degrees of degradation.
Marcondes L. da Costa, Thais A.B.C. Sanjad, Rosildo S. Paiva   +2 more
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Sensory-mediated “arts on prescription”: emotional arousal mechanisms through Portuguese Azulejo craft workshop

Frontiers in Psychology
BackgroundThis study investigates the therapeutic potential of the Portuguese Azulejo craft within an Arts on Prescription framework, focusing on how sensory engagement across creative stages supports the regulation of a positive emotional state, suggesting a potential U-shaped trajectory (with calming early phases and a spike of excitement in the ...
Xuexing Luo, Aijia Zhang
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Portuguese Azulejo: A Transcultural Odessey of the East and the West

Advances in Social Science and Culture
This research focuses on the art of Portuguese azulejo. Originating in Moorish Andalusia during the medieval period, azulejo manifests as architectural ornamentation, tiled murals, and various forms of decorative painting. Their transmission to Portugal led to the development of uniquely Portuguese tiled panel artistry.
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The afterlife of François Le Moyne’s Annunciation on eighteenth-century Portuguese azulejos

Eikon Imago
Considered lost until a few years ago, the Annunciation painted by François Le Moyne in 1727 (and turned into a print, in the following year, by Laurent Cars) was widely copied, both in paintings and prints. But while the paintings – some of them thought to have originated in Le Moyne’s own workshop – are well documented, the same cannot be said of the
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RESHAPING THE FUTURE OF PORTUGUESE AZULEJO PATTERNS

The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, 2023
Abstract. This paper introduces a new approach to the inventory and catalogue of azulejo patterns found in Portuguese buildings. It uses computer-vision based software tools for automatic search and matching of azulejo patterns, thereby improving the scalability and speed of existing cataloguing methodologies.
Carvalho, RS, Pais, A, Cabral, F, Dias, A, Bergel, G, Dutta, A, Zisserman, A, Coelho, RA   +7 more
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