Tüskés Anna (szerk.): Omnis creatura significans - Tanulmányok Prokopp Mária 70. születésnapjára (2009)

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Omnis creatura significans ther side, were regilded during the Getty spon­sored conservation campaign. 43 Veritä, 2000 (see note 1 above), p. 52. Green glass as a base for metal foils found also in the S. Zeno Chapel of S. Prassede in Rome (Oakeshott, W.: The Mosaics of Rome from the Third to the Four­teenth Centuries. London, 1967, p. 11); as well as S. Maria in Trastevere (Cantone, Rosalba: I mosaici della facciata di Santa Maria in Trastevere a Roma. Note e prime risultanze di restauro. In: Iannucci et al. 1992, see note 3 above, p. 235; see also John Gage: Colour and Culture. London, 1993/4, P- 275 n. 41 for examples at Pula, Ravenna and Aachen). Very dark green glass also found be­neath gold foil mosaic in a XIII centuiy portable mosaic in Cortona (Monclatti, Alessio: La Vergine orante dell’Accademia Etrusca di Cortona. Nuovi dati e considerazioni su un mosaico toscano del Duecento. In: Prospettiva, 87-88 (July-Oct. 1997); PP-107-108 notes. 44 Milanesi, Gaetano: Dell’arte del vetro per mo­saico, tre trattatelli dei secoli XTV e XV per la prima volta pubblicati. Bologna, 1864, pp. 3-5 from the first treatise. 45 I have been unable to consult Conservation of the Last Judgment Mosaic, St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague edited by F. Piqué and D.C. Stulik. Los An­geles, Getty Conservation Institute, c. 2004. 122

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