Volume 182, fasc. I-II-III-IV. Study days on venetian glass.Cross-Influence between Two Glassmaking Traditions: Venice and the Islamic World

Il volume raccoglie i seguenti contributi:
Rosa Barovier Mentasti and Cristina Tonini, The Success of luxury Venetian Glass in constantinople during the Renaissance;
Paolo Zecchin, Rock crystal lenses and Glass lenses in Venice;
Silvia Ferucci and Elena Betti, Renaissance Glasses From Santa chiara monastery, Padua: latest advancements in the conservation Treatment of a Sprinkler;
Reino Liefkes, Middle-eastern Glass and its Influence: Victoria and albert museum In london sven Hauschke, alfred’s lamp: The Functional change of an Islamic mosque lamp;
Hedvika Sedláčková, Islamic Glass in the collection of the museum of decorative arts in Prague V. archaeological Finds;
Stefania Peluso and Marco Verità, 14Th-16Th century mamluk and Venetian Glass Sherds from an excavation in the old city of Jerusalem;
Katherine A. Larson, Some Fragments of enameled Islamic Glass in the corning museum of Glass;
Rainald Franz, Oriental Glass Form and decoration and its influence on austrian Glass making in the second Half of the 19th century: the example of the manufacture of J. & Lobmeyr in Vienna;
Maria João Botelho Moniz Burnay, Orientalism in the collections of the Portuguese Royal House: The Kings’ Glassware;
Mauro Stocco, Venetian mosque lamps of the Second Half of the nineteenth century: an example from the museo del Vetro of Murano