Plate with a Geometric Interlaced Pattern
Earthenware from the Islamic world was popular in Europe and imported on a large scale. European potters adopted Islamic decorative motifs early on. The ‘Turk’s head knot’ pattern, or interlaced strapwork, on this 16th-century plate from Siena is derived from ornament prints by Leonardo da Vinci or Albrecht Dürer. They too were fascinated by the intricate Islamic decorations.
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Plate with a Geometric Interlaced Pattern
Earthenware from the Islamic world was popular in Europe and imported on a large scale. European potters adopted Islamic decorative motifs early on. The ‘Turk’s head knot’ pattern, or interlaced strapwork, on this 16th-century plate from Siena is derived from ornament prints by Leonardo da Vinci or Albrecht Dürer. They too were fascinated by the intricate Islamic decorations.
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description
Aardewerk uit de islamitische ...... kelde islamitische decoraties.
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Earthenware from the Islamic w ...... intricate Islamic decorations.
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identifier
BK-NM-13136
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publisher
Rijksmuseum
title
Bord met geometrisch lijnenpatroon
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Plate with a Geometric Interlaced Pattern
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type
created
c. 1525
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ca. 1525
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extent
diameter 26 cm
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diameter 26 cm
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height 2.5 cm
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hoogte 2,5 cm
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Collectie: keramiek
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spatial
temporal
eerste kwart 16e eeuw
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first quarter 16th century
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second quarter 16th century
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tweede kwart 16e eeuw
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