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The use of small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) for the characterisation of lustre surfaces in Renaissance majolica
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  • 2013Significant findings concerning the production of Italian Renaissance lustred majolica10 cited
  • 2015A comparative study of Hispano-Moorish and Italian Renaissance lustred majolicas by using X-ray absorption spectroscopy9 cited
  • 2004Luminescence properties of lustre decorated majolica9 cited
  • 2004Bismuth knowledge during the Renaissance strengthened by its use in Italian lustres production9 cited

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