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Heaven and Earth – ‘Madonne col Bambino’ and ‘Rustiques figulines’
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  • 2003ELEMENTAL ANALYSES OF A GROUP OF GLAZED TERRACOTTA ANGELS FROM THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE, AS A TOOL FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF A COMPLEX CONSERVATION HISTORY*24 cited
  • 1993Les "rustiques figulines" du Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon8 cited

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  • 2017Nuclear techniques applied to provenance and technological studies of Renaissance majolica roundels from Portuguese museums attributed to della Robbia Italian workshop10 cited

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