Nuclear techniques applied to provenance and technological studies of Renaissance majolica roundels from Portuguese museums attributed to della Robbia Italian workshop
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DOI: 10.1007/s10967-017-5235-9
Abstract: Artistic and historical examination of high-quality glazed terracotta sculptures displayed in various Portuguese museums point to their production in della Robbia workshop of Florence (Italy). A multitechnique analytical approach is applied for the first time… read more here.
Keywords: workshop; nuclear techniques; della; portuguese museums ... See more keywords
Lead chlorides in paint on a Della Robbia terracotta sculpture.
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DOI: 10.1021/acs.analchem.9b05045
Abstract: Materials in the paint layers of an early sixteenth-century painted and glazed terracotta sculpture by Giovanni della Robbia, Pietà were identified. The presence of the rare lead chloride salts, cotunnite (PbCl2) and challacolloite (KPb2Cl5), were… read more here.
Keywords: lead; della robbia; chemistry; terracotta sculpture ... See more keywords