Maiolica in Italy and beyond : papers of a symposium held at Oxford in celebration of Timothy Wilson's catalogue of Maiolica in the Ashmolean Museum / edited by J.V.G. Mallet and Elisa Paola Sani.
"The present publication is an edited record of the papers given at the two-day symposium 'Italian maiolica and Europe' held in Oxford in 22 and 23 September 2017"--Page 9. Includes bibliographical references (pages 205-232).
Contents:
Foreword / Alexander Sturgis -- Preface / J.V.G. Mallet and E.P. Sani -- The place of maiolica among the arts of the Renaissance / Caroline Campbell -- Archaic maiolicas in the north, c. 1280-1450 / Hugo Blake -- Revisiting Niculoso Pisano (active 1503-1529): Italian novelties and Iberian taste / Alfonso Pleguezuelo -- Italian-influenced tin-glazed earthenware of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries north of the Alps. More questions than answers / Silvia Glaser -- Reflections on early Gubbio lustreware / Elisa Paola Sani -- An istoriato basin fit for a cardinal / J.V.G. Mallet -- Several seventeenth-century armorial bianchi works for Roman and other elite clients / Michael J. Brody -- High-quality maiolica in the style of porcelain: experiments in north Italian maiolica in its productive final years / Raffaella Ausenda -- Provenance as a criterion for attribution: Napoleonic seizures in Braunschweig and the maiolica collection in the Louvre / Francʹoise Barbe -- 'Deglj antiquari il Re': Giovanni Freppa as dealer, collector and forger in nineteenth-century Florence / Dora Thornton -- Luigi Girelli, a late-nineteenth and early twentieth-century collector and draughtsman of Italian maiolica / Valentina Mazzotti -- Fragments, restoration, fakes. Some considerations on the collecting of maiolica before 1914 / Lucio Ricetti.
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