Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1897)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 42
are distinguished by a purelywhite glaze, with masses of a rich cobalt blue used asportions of the groundwork for the ornament; sometimes POTTERY. 23 green and purple are used with the blue, and at othertimes a bright orange yellow and a copper green or anIndian red. CafFaggiolo, Faenza, and Forli… … Fig. 18.—Maiolica Plate; Caffaggiolo Waie(?). (S. K. M.) The tazza (Fig. ig) is another example of this ware.The fine plate (Fig. 18) is thought to be a work from thesame botega, and the subject is supposed to representRaphael and the Fornarina. The plate (Fig. 15) is an example of the…
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