The Maiolica of Mexico
The Maiolica of Mexico
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The manu- facture of this fine ware shall be with the greatest neatness and cleanliness possible. Each piece should be baked in its own pedano or casuela* and the kiln should be charged the same, and the baking should be the same as for the common ware. For the merit of the fine ware consists in the superior cleanliness of its preparation, and finish. But fine ware must not be baked, not a piece of it, with caballitosf ("little horses") nor sicoles;f only in the baking of ordinary ware was such... an inartistic process thought of and permitted.
3d. Also in making the fine wares the coloring should be in imitation of the Chinese ware, very blue, finished in the same style and with relief work in blue, and on this style of pottery there should be painted black dots and grounds in colors.
From the foregoing laws regulating the pottery in- dustry in Puebla, taken from the archives of that city, we learn that in the year 1653 the manufacture of maiolica in Mexico had already reached such a stage of importance that * Seggars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The manu- facture of this fine ware shall be with the greatest neatness and cleanliness possible. Each piece should be baked in its own pedano or casuela* and the kiln should be charged the same, and the baking should be the same as for the common ware. For the merit of the fine ware consists in the superior cleanliness of its preparation, and finish. But fine ware must not be baked, not a piece of it, with caballitosf ("little horses") nor sicoles;f only in the baking of ordinary ware was such... an inartistic process thought of and permitted.
3d. Also in making the fine wares the coloring should be in imitation of the Chinese ware, very blue, finished in the same style and with relief work in blue, and on this style of pottery there should be painted black dots and grounds in colors.
From the foregoing laws regulating the pottery in- dustry in Puebla, taken from the archives of that city, we learn that in the year 1653 the manufacture of maiolica in Mexico had already reached such a stage of importance that * Seggars.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Atlee Barber to read onlineMoreLess
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