-
Moresque is an
obsolete alternative term to "Moorish" in English, and in the arts has some
specific meanings. By itself, the word is used to
describe the...
- Hispano-
Moresque ware is a
style of
initially Islamic pottery created in Al-Andalus (Muslim Spain),
which continued to be
produced under Christian rule...
-
arabesques or
moresques, and
classically derived acanthus volutes Arabesque or
moresque ornament print, by
Peter Flötner (d. 1546)
Arabesque or
moresque borders...
- by
different names. The
pottery from
Muslim Spain is
known as Hispano-
Moresque ware. The
decorated tin-glaze of
Renaissance Italy is
called maiolica,...
- and
western Algeria) and al-Andalus,
sometimes referred to as Hispano-
Moresque or Hispano-Maghrebi.: viii–ix : 121, 155 This
architectural style came...
-
European pottery from the
Middle Ages with
examples seen on
Spanish Hispano-
Moresque ware,
Italian maiolica, slipware,
English and
Dutch Delft, and on porcelain...
- the
Court of
Carlos V. In 1540, he
published the
famous Fides, religio,
moresque Aethiopum ("Ethiopian faith, religion, and mores"). The book
received a...
- century, Málaga in
Andalusia and
later Valencia exported these "Hispano-
Moresque wares",
either directly or via the
Balearic Islands to
Italy and the rest...
- chests, and
maiolica pottery.
These objects also
included the Hispano-
Moresque ware
produced by
mostly Mudéjar
potters in Spain.
Although royalty owned...
- and utilitarian, as the
elites ate off
metal vessels.
Painted Hispano-
Moresque ware from Spain,
developing the
styles of Al-Andalus,
became a
luxury for...
