The purpose of the present article is to provide a picture of the translucent enamelled goldsmithery present in the Paduan territory and produced in a time span that includes most of the 14th and 15th centuries, thus involving the Paduan Gothic, Late Gothic and, partly, Renaissance goldsmithery. The analysed artifacts are goldsmith’s objects belonging to different categories, mainly of liturgical nature. This study touches upon many aspects of these artifacts, from the style of the illustrated plaques to their formal typologies and the complex variety of the translucent ornamentations. The research brings to light a continuity in the use of the technique until at least the end of the 15th century.
Scopo del presente articolo è quello di fornire uno scorcio sull’oreficeria a smalto traslucido presente nel territorio padovano, prodotta in un arco cronologico che comprende gran parte dei secoli XIV e XV, andando perciò a toccare l’epoca dell’oreficeria padovana gotica, tardogotica e in parte rinascimentale. Gli oggetti analizzati sono manufatti orafi appartenenti a categorie diverse, principalmente di carattere sacro. Questo studio tocca diversi aspetti di questi manufatti, dallo stile delle placchette figurate alle loro tipologie formali, fino alla complessa varietà delle ornamentazioni a traslucido. La ricerca evidenzia una continuità nell’uso di questa tecnica almeno fino alla fine del secolo XV.
Oreficerie sacre e smalti traslucidi nel contesto padovano tardomedievale
Andrea Missagia
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2022-01-01
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The purpose of the present article is to provide a picture of the translucent enamelled goldsmithery present in the Paduan territory and produced in a time span that includes most of the 14th and 15th centuries, thus involving the Paduan Gothic, Late Gothic and, partly, Renaissance goldsmithery. The analysed artifacts are goldsmith’s objects belonging to different categories, mainly of liturgical nature. This study touches upon many aspects of these artifacts, from the style of the illustrated plaques to their formal typologies and the complex variety of the translucent ornamentations. The research brings to light a continuity in the use of the technique until at least the end of the 15th century.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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