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Historical ceramics, Chromolithograph, published in 1897
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Historical ceramics, Chromolithograph, published in 1897
Historical ceramics: 1) Hirschvogel tile (German, 16th century); 2) Satsuma bowl (Japanese); 3) Vase from Delft (Fayence, Dutch, 18th century); 4) Glazed clay relief by Luca della Robbia (Florence, ca. 1500); 5) Vase (Chinese); 6) Crest tile (German, 16th century); 7) Jug in BAottger stoneware (Meissen, 18th century); 8) Palissy bowl (French, 16th century); 9) Spanish Moorish Majolica pot (14th century); 10) Plate of Urbino (Italian majolica, 16th century); 11) Wedgwood pot (English, 18th century); 12) Bowl of Caffagiolo (Italian majolica, 16th century); 13) Bowl (Persian, 16th century); 14) Henry deux vessel (French, 16th century); 15) PAte-sur-pAte porcelain (by Thomas Minton, English, 19th century); 16) Meissen coffee pot (Saxon, 18th century); 17) Bowl of Gubbio (Italian majolica, 1519). Chromolithograph, published in 1897
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This chromolithograph, published in 1897, showcases a remarkable collection of historical ceramics from various cultures and time periods. Each piece depicted in the print represents a unique chapter in the rich history of ceramic artistry. From left to right, we are introduced to an array of exquisite masterpieces. The Hirschvogel tile, originating from 16th century Germany, displays intricate patterns and delicate craftsmanship. Next is the Satsuma bowl from Japan, adorned with vibrant colors and intricate detailing that reflects Japanese aesthetics. Moving on to Dutch pottery, we encounter a beautiful vase from Delft dating back to the 18th century. Its elegant design exemplifies the renowned Fayence technique. Alongside it stands a glazed clay relief by Luca della Robbia from Florence circa 1500; its three-dimensional quality brings life to this ancient artwork. The Chinese vase exhibits traditional motifs and refined elegance while the crest tile beside it echoes German artistry once again with its ornate details. A Meissen jug crafted in Bottger stoneware adds sophistication with its impeccable craftsmanship. Further along our journey through time, we discover a Palissy bowl hailing from France's 16th century Renaissance period and an intricately designed Spanish Moorish Majolica pot dating back to the 14th century. Italian majolica takes center stage with several stunning pieces including a plate of Urbino showcasing fine detail work and a Caffagiolo bowl exuding timeless charm. A Persian bowl captivates
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