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Iacopo Ripanda and Early Italian Maiolica
07/1932 | 352 | 61
Pages: 18-20+25
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Author:
Byam Shaw, James (J. B. S) (Byam Shaw, James (J. B. S); Byam Shaw, J.; Shaw, James Byam; Shaw, J. Byam; S., J. B.)
Subjects
artists:
Ripanda, Jacopo
artists:
Genga, Girolamo
artists:
Pellipario, Nicola
artists:
Palumba, Giovanni Battista
dates:
1500-1529
places:
Italy / Bologna
subjects:
Italian painting / Maiolica / Attributions
subjects:
Classical mythology / Roman iconography
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Visual sources / Attributions
Illustrations
Attributed works:
A-Scene from Roman History, Here Identified as by Iacopo Ripanda. Drawing (Musée Wicar, Lille). Iacopo Ripanda and Early Italian Maiolica
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B-Faenza Dish. Diameter, 25.40 cm. (British Museum). Iacopo Ripanda and Early Italian Maiolica
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C-Faenza Dish (Louvre, Paris). Iacopo Ripanda and Early Italian Maiolica
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D-St. George and the Dragon, by Master I. B. Engraving 12.2 by 12.7 cm. (Kunsthalle, Hamburg). Iacopo Ripanda and Early Italian Maiolica
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E-St. George and the Dragon, by Nicola Pellipario. Diameter, 27.30 cm. (Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh). Iacopo Ripanda and Early Italian Maiolica