Early Renaissance Production Recipes for Naples Yellow Pigment: A Mineralogical and Lead Isotope Study of Italian Majolica from Montelupo (Florence)

Autor: Chiarantini L.[1], Gallo F.[2], Rimondi V. [1], Benvenuti M.[1], Costagliola P.[1], Dini A. Dini [3]

Publikováno v: Archaeometry (Oxf., Online) 57 (2015): 879–896. doi:10.1111/arcm.12146
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The Naples Yellow pigment was apparently used for the first time by the Egyptians, as a glass-colouring agent. Also known in the Mesopotamian and Roman cultures, the recipe was lost in Western Europe between the fourth and the 16th centuries AD. The

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