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  • plate (dish), Anonym, MAK Inv.nr. KE 3537
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  • 径: 22.4 cm
  • 縦幅: 2.8 cm
  • Gewicht: 533 g
作品番号
  • KE 3537
Acquisition
  • purchase , 1888-10
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  • Glass and Ceramics Collection
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  • : unsigniert
Description
  • Teller farbig gemalt Darstellung einer Frau, einen Fruchkorb vor sich herhaltend, die Szene in einer Landschaft mit Gebäuden eingebettet
  • Plate, A woman with a basket of fruit Perhaps northern Lazio, c1550–1600 MAK, KE 3537 Hauptinventar no. 8637r Bought 1888 from Heilbronner, Munich Flattish plate with small foot. Covered front and back with a whitish, probably tin, glaze; the back undecorated Ø 22.4 cm Edge chips; the glaze scuffed and crackled overall TIN-GLAZE AND IMAGE CULTURE The MAK Maiolica Collection in Its Wider Context, Wien 2022, Kat.Nr. 191 mit Abb., S. 229
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