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Vitreous enamel, also
called porcelain enamel, is a
material made by
fusing powdered gl**** to a
substrate by firing,
usually between 750 and 850 °C (1...
- dome
mimicks that of az-Zahir,
which consisted of wood
plated with lead
enamelwork, but
which was destro**** by fire in 1969.
Today it is made of concrete...
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Dikla (June 28, 2007). "Youngest Torme, Shakespeare, photography, poetry,
enamelwork". The
Jewish Journal of
Greater Los Angeles. Los Angeles.
Retrieved March...
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surmounted by a
Tudor Crown in
diamonds and
enamel in a yellow-gold frame. The
enamelwork was done by
Fiona Rae, a
jeweller who
began her
business with a loan from...
- dome
mimicks that of az-Zahir,
which consisted of wood
plated with lead
enamelwork, but
which was destro**** by fire in 1969.
Today it is made of concrete...
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creating stunning visual effects when illuminated. Enamel: In the
realm of
enamelwork,
sgraffito techniques are
utilized to
carve designs into the
enamel surface...
- benediction. It is
often made of
precious metal and may be
adorned with
enamelwork, and
precious or semi-precious gemstones. The
cross may also have other...
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paper was produced,
printing developed and the area
became known for fine
enamelwork.
After a
revolt by the peasants,
Henri IV
brought peace and prosperity...
- Book of
Durrow owes as much to
Pictish sculpture,
British millefiori and
enamelwork and Anglo-Saxon cloisonné
metalwork as it does to
Irish art. The Sutton...
- Co. was also
known for
producing Art
Nouveau jewelry featuring vibrant enamelwork in
colors such as blue-green, dark green, and deep pink,
which complemented...
