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Ceramic Mixtures with Decreased Porosity for Decorative Majolica
Glass and Ceramics, 2001Ceramic mixtures of low porosity were developed on the basis of poorly sinterable clay from the Gzhel' deposit with part of it mechanically activated, as well as nepheline-sienite and cullet additives. The introduction of cullet to clays of different dispersion levels made it possible to decrease the firing temperature and to shorten the process of ...
N. S. Yugai, V. M. Loginov
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Noordnederlandse majolica: kast opruimen
Oud Holland - Quarterly for Dutch Art History, 1983AbstractThis article has been prompted by two recent works on the subject, the new and greatly expanded version published in 1981 of Nederlandse majolica by Dingeman Korf, a pioneer in the field in many respects and certainly the most important figure in it since the Second World War, and an article by J.D.
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Technological investigation of luster decorated ancient majolicas
MRS Proceedings, 2002ABSTRACTIn this work some luster decorated ancient ceramics have been analyzed in order to acquire knowledge about technological procedures in luster production during the Renaissance period in Italy. Luster is a thin decorative metallic film present on the surfaces of some previously glazed ancient majolicas.
G. Pdeletti, P. Fermo, S. Gilardoni
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Earthenwares, Faience, Majolica and Delft
Earthenwares, faience, delftwares and majolicas—distinction between them. Translucency considerations compraison with early porcelains. Earliest terracottas and earthenwares, stonewares, glazing and decoration, celadons. Creamwares, jasperwares of Josiah Wedgwood. Analysis of several case studies.Edwards, Howell, Colomban, Philippe
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Majolica imaging with THz waves: preliminary results
Applied Physics A, 2016Recent advancements performed in the development of stable and flexible devices working at TeraHertz (THz) frequencies have opened the way at considering this technology as a very interesting noninvasive diagnostic tool in cultural heritage. In this frame, the paper aims at assessing the ability of THz imaging to gather information about preservation ...
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A Neo-Renaissance Italian Majolica Dish
Metropolitan Museum Journal, 1988number of Italian majolicas attributed to Siena that are currently being reassessed. The most elaborate of them is a large dish, or broad, shallow bowl, with a border of grotesques enclosing a representation of Mary Magdalen (Figure i). The dish came to the Museum in I922 as a loan from V. Everit Macy, who gave it as part of a large gift of majolica in
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