About ‘15th century 'Delft blue' earthenware cup [part 1 of diptych]’ by Affect Fotografie
We see a 15th century cup, a precursor of the well-known 'Delfts aardewerk' which only developed in the Netherlands in the 17th century
In fact, it is 'Majolica' also called faience, after the production center Faenza in northern Italy. In 15th-century Florence, majolica was widely used for religious art. In the 17th century majolica…
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