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maiolica

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maiolica: see majolica majolica (məjŏl`ĭkə, məyŏl`–) or maiolica
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The relation of maiolica to printed design sources and the "major" arts is a critical subject that has received serious attention in the last two decades.
Wendy M. Watson. Italian Renaissance Ceramics from the Howard I. and ... by Brody, Michael J. / Renaissance Quarterly
Dora Thornton then sets out the importance of glass and maiolica in the chapter that follows.
Objects of Virtue: Art in Renaissance Italy. by McCrory, Martha / Renaissance Quarterly
There are many maiolica ceramics, relevant to the childbirth theme, certainly, but hardly the work of skilled draftsmen.
Painting and Sculpture for the Tuscan Household by JANSON-LA PALME, ROBERT J. H. / Renaissance Quarterly
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