«DERÚTĂ» İLE İLİŞKİLİ ROMENCE KİTAPLAR
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derútă ile ilişkili kitaplar ve Romence edebiyattaki kullanımı ile ilgili bağlam sağlaması için küçük metinler.
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Deruta: A Tradition of Italian Ceramics
A celebration of majolica, the beautiful ceramics of Deruta in Italy, offers more than 150 color photographs of these works of art, including tableware and tileware, and provides a look as well at the decorations and architecture of the ...
Elizabeth Helman Minchelli, Susie Cushner, David Hamilton, 1998
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Cadogan Guides Umbria - Pagina 89
Around Perugia: Torgiano, Deruta and Corciano 89 ily. The oldest one, that of a man named Arnth, is a typical Etruscan tomb with a representation of the deceased on the lid, while that of his descendant, the 1st-century ad Pulius Voluminius, ...
Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls, 2006
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Prestige, Piety and Moral Perfection: Deruta Maiolica and ...
The ceramic plates featuring the four lay saints show how middle class Umbrian women embraced a specific typology of saint.
The Etruscans and Romans worked the clay around Deruta, but it was not until the blue and yellow metallic-oxide majolica glazing technique was imported from Majorca in the 15th century that the ceramics industry took off. Contact the tourist ...
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Western Decorative Arts: - Pagina 143
The existence of numerous Deruta pieces decorated with the arms of the High Renaissance popes from Julius II onward, and of Roman families like the Orsini and the Colonna, suggests that the Deruta pottery industry in the first half of the ...
National Gallery of Art (U.S.), Rudolf Distelberger, 1993
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Tuscany & Umbria - Pagina 269
For the best quality, head to a smaller shop that follows the centuries-old Deruta traditions. Contact the tourist office (Pro Loco; % 075 971 15 59; Piazza dei Consoli; h 9am-noon & 2.30-6.30pm, closed Mon afternoon) for general information or ...
Virginia Maxwell, Alex Leviton, Leif Pettersen, 2010
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The Grove Encyclopedia of Decorative Arts - Volumul 1 - Pagina 311
Deruta. Italian centre of maiolica production. It was the main centre of pottery production in Umbria during the Renaissance. By the early 16th century 30 to 40 kilns were in operation, of which only three or four used the metallic gold and red ...
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Italian Majolica - Volumul 10 - Pagina 72
luster and the (rather modest) decoration of the foot speak strongly in favor of Deruta. Like the nuziali vases (see No. 46), they originally had lids, most of which have been lost. Another unlustered piece is in the collection destined for the ...
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Warman's English & Continental Pottery & Porcelain: ... - Pagina 139
25.00 10 1/2" d, orange, blue, green, and dk red stylized dragon, yellowcentered green flowerheads, 3 brown rope twist handles, Deruta, ............................. 60.00 16"d, band of lg yellow lemons, blue-green leaves, border of blue dashes, ...
Susan D. Bagdade, Al Bagdade, 2004
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Marvels of Maiolica: Italian Renaissance Ceramics from the ...
See Giulio Busti, Gli ex-voto in maiolica della Chtesa della Madonna dei Bagni a Casalina presso Deruta (Florence, 1983) and Grazietta Guaitim and Tullio Seppilli, "Gli ex-voto in maiolica della Chiesa della Madonna dei Bagni presso Deruta ...
Jacqueline Marie Musacchio, 2004
