Verre byzantin et islamiqueByzantine and Islamic Glass

Maria Mossakowska-Gaubert

• [2009] NEWBY, Martine S.
  Byzantine Mould-Blown Glass with Depictions of a Shrine
• [2006] GUDENRATH, William
  Enameled Glass Vessels, 1425 B.C.E.-1800: The Decorating Process
• [2003] CARBONI, Stefano
  The Use of Glass as Architectural Decoration in the Islamic World
• [2003] GIBSON, Melanie
  A Syrian Enamelled Wine Flask: was its Owner a Christian or Muslim ?
• [2003] WHITEHOUSE, David
  Early Islamic Cameo Glass in the Corning Museum of Glass
• [2002] KRUEGER, Ingeborg
  A Second Aldrevandin Beaker and an Update on a Group of Enameled Glasses
• [2001] CARBONI, Stefano (notices) DELIVORRIAS, Angelos ; MAKARIOU, Sophie ; MORAITOU, Mina ; MUAZZIN, Mona ; NASSAR, Nahla ; PORTER, Venetia
  L’art du verre sous les Ayyoubides et les premiers décors émaillés et dorés
• [1999] CARBONI, Stefano
  Glass Production in the Fatimid Lands and Beyond
• [1998] CONTADINI, Anna
  Poetry on Enamelled Glass: the Palmer Cup in the British Museum
• [1998] FREESTONE, Ian C. ; STAPLETON, Colleen P.
  Composition and Technology of Islamic Enamelled Glass of the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Century
• [1998] HARDIE, Peter
  Mamluk Glass from China ?
• [1998] HENDERSON, Julian
  Blue and Other Coloured Translucent Glass Decorated with Enamels: Possible Evidence for Trade in Cobalt-Blue Colourants
• [1998] KRÖGER, Jens
  Painting on Glass Before the Mamluk period
• [1998] MOORE, Olivier
  Islamic Glass at Buddhist Sites in Medieval China
• [1998] NEWBY, Martine S.
  The Cavour Vase and Gilt and Enamelled Mamluk Coloured Glass

Version 5, données dudata date 30 janvier 2013January 30th 2013