A history and description of Italian majolica (1907)
Solon, Louis Marc Emmanuel, 1835-1913 · London : Cassell · leaf 234
as very consider-able. Without questioning the value of this local tradition,one is bound to allege that, as far as we know, not onespecimen of the ware stands fully authenticated. It is need-less to add that graffito decoration—a method common tomany places in the early stages of manufacture—can… … LA FRATTA.FlG. 29. — DISH OF BROWN CLAT. Victoria ant Albert Museum. IV DUCHY OF URBINO PESABO—GUBBIO, GUALDO AND SAN NATOEIA—CASTEL- DUBANTE—UEBINO—CITTA DI CASTELLO— BOEGO SAN SEPULCEO PESARO The struggles for supremacy, so long raging between therival cities of mediaeval Italy, were not confined…
Majolica · Pottery, Italian
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