Sei Alsengemmen a Brescia
Alsengemmen are two-layer glass gems, imitating the nicolo and deriving their name from a specimen found in the Danish island of Als. This article presents six new specimens from Brescia coming in addition to those of the existing catalogues, which number 193 items, together with a chart making an i...
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| description | Alsengemmen are two-layer glass gems, imitating the nicolo and deriving their name from a specimen found in the Danish island of Als. This article presents six new specimens from Brescia coming in addition to those of the existing catalogues, which number 193 items, together with a chart making an inventory of and describing a series of 135 gems. It provides an opportunity for fresh reflection on the distribution and chronology of these peculiar gems, some of which were reused in liturgical objects in the Middle Ages, in such areas as the Netherlands, Rhenany-Westphalia and Lower Saxony. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-b1167ce77ebb4ba99d333bf64c223c9d2023-02-09T16:31:33ZfraPresses universitaires du MidiPallas0031-03872272-76392010-10-0183559710.4000/pallas.10690Sei Alsengemmen a BresciaElisabetta GagettiAlsengemmen are two-layer glass gems, imitating the nicolo and deriving their name from a specimen found in the Danish island of Als. This article presents six new specimens from Brescia coming in addition to those of the existing catalogues, which number 193 items, together with a chart making an inventory of and describing a series of 135 gems. It provides an opportunity for fresh reflection on the distribution and chronology of these peculiar gems, some of which were reused in liturgical objects in the Middle Ages, in such areas as the Netherlands, Rhenany-Westphalia and Lower Saxony.http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/10690Alsengemmennicolodistributionchronologyiconography |
| spellingShingle | Elisabetta Gagetti Sei Alsengemmen a Brescia Pallas Alsengemmen nicolo distribution chronology iconography |
| title | Sei Alsengemmen a Brescia |
| title_full | Sei Alsengemmen a Brescia |
| title_fullStr | Sei Alsengemmen a Brescia |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sei Alsengemmen a Brescia |
| title_short | Sei Alsengemmen a Brescia |
| title_sort | sei alsengemmen a brescia |
| topic | Alsengemmen nicolo distribution chronology iconography |
| url | http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/10690 |
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