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Ancient egyptian glass / Gina Ulloa.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Ulloa, Gina.
Contributor:
e-libro, Corp, Content Provider.
Language:
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Cristaleria--Egipto.
Vidrio.
Glassware--Egypt.
Glazes.
Genre:
Libros electrónicos.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (136 p.)
Place of Publication:
[Santa Fe, Argentina] : El Cid Editor, 2000.
Language Note:
Spanish
Contents:
Contents; Glass History; Introduction; The origin and evolution of materials for glass; The earliest vestiges of glass come from Egypt; Vitreous composition; Studies performed by the Cairo Museum; Vitreous composition evolution process; Archaic period and The Old Kingdom; The Middle Kingdom; The New Kingdom; Glass in jewelry; Color and symbolism; Glass blowing scenes; Saqqara; Beni Hasan; Thebes; Analysis of artisans portrayals in egyptian art; Technique; Style; Space; Symbolism; First great glass center of ancient times; Techniques used in ancient Egypt for glass production
Glass production in AlexandriaThe glass industry in the Mediterranean; Glass diffusion in classis ancient times; The evolution of glass techniques; The splendor in the art of glassmaking; Glass as a decorative element; Glass as an artistic element in the XX century; Elaboration techniques of artistic and handcraft glass; What is glass?; Glass composition and properties; Raw material; Silica structural unit; Different types of glass; Lime glass; Borosilicate glass; Optical glass; Tempered or safety glass; Vitreous mix elements; Elaboration techniques; Cold techniques; Hot techniques
Hot decoration techniquesDifferent formulas for glass coloring; From transparent to colored; Yellow; Violet; Green; Blue; Brown; Aquamarine; Red; Furnaces; Antique Kilns; Crucible; Tank furnace; Large-scale furnaces; Glossary; Bibliography
Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
ISBN:
1-4294-5840-2
OCLC:
752505697

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