Details for a publication entitled: Ceramic Art of the Italian Renaissance

This publication has been used 13 times in our system.

Publication Date: 1987

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Painter: Rombaldoni, Ippolito

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Workshop: Bettisi, Leonardo di Antonio (Perhaps)
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Workshop: Maestro dei Panneggi (Perhaps)
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Maker: Unknown (Uncertain)

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Maker: Unidentified Tuscan pottery (Possibly)

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Maker: Unknown (Probably)

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Maker: Unknown (Probably)

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