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The color of the World Heritage Site is a very delicate and vulnerable component of the architectural heritage. It is linked to its materiality, its application technique, its consistency, which helps to build the identity of the heritage. If it is lost
María Dolores Robador González
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Residue was found in two cylindrical apothecary jars with similar inscriptions in the Rijksmuseum’s collection. There is a considerable difference in the age of these jars: the majolica albarello was made in Italy in the early sixteenth century, whereas
Margot van Schinkel
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The article addresses a few finds of glazed ceramic ware from the thirteenth to sixteenth centuries, manufacture in Italy and excavated in the Consulate of Cembalo and the castle of Cembalo.
Natalia Vitalievna Ginkut
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Slipware from Tykocin Castle (Poland) from the 16th–18th Century
The main goal of this article is to analyse post-medieval slipware found during archaeological excavations in Tykocin Castle and to describe its distinguishing features: decorative characteristics and forms.
Magdalena Bis
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Museum De Mindere in Saint-Trond has a remarkable relic on display. It is a bowl which is reported to belong to Saint Francis of Assisi (1181/1182-1226) who used it for eating and drinking.
Jeroen Reyniers, Mark Van Strydonck
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Mural Fountain in Majolica [PDF]
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Lacher, C., Wudia, Fr.
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L’Enlèvement d’Hélène : restauration d’une majolique d’Urbino
The article presents a graduation work produced at Institut national du patrimoine. This dissertation is devoted to the study and conservation of a italian majolica plate preserved at the Louvre Museum - Department of Decorative Arts. The restoration has
Elodie Dehaut
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The recent decision to convert the Benedictine Dormitory in Monreale into an exhibition site offers the opportunity to enjoy the whole monumental complex where the wonderful cloister is the core attraction.
Maria Concetta di Natale +1 more
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An archaeometric approach to the majolica pottery from alcazar of Nájera archaeological site
The city of Nájera, located in the north of the Iberian Peninsula, hosts an alcazar of Arab origin, which became the residence of the king of Pamplona-Nájera and later of the duke and duchess of Nájera. From this last period (1500–1600) date the ceramics
Estefania Calparsoro +4 more
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