Oak-leaf jars; a fifteenth century Italian ware showing Moresco influence (1903)
Wallis, Henry, 1830-1916 · London, B. Quaritch · leaf 99
Fig. 51.—BACILE. Maiolica. Red body. The oraament drawn inmanganese: the hair is painted yellow, the veil manganese, the top ofthe bodice is gi-een. The conventional pattern on the sides and rim ispainted in green, manganese, and jellow. The rim is pierced forstrmg. D. 45 cm. South Kensington… … Fio. 52.—BACILE. This and on to fig. 68 are Maiolica, red body, andhave the ornament drawn in manganese. The hare is painted in man-ganese, the artichoke in yellow and green, the rosettes and dots in thesame colours. The conventional pattern on the sides and rim is paintedin green, manganese, and…
Majolica · Decoration and ornament -- Plant forms · Decoration and ornament, Islamic · Pottery -- Italy
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