Citation: Bh. Berrie et Sq. Lomax, AZO PIGMENTS - THEIR HISTORY, SYNTHESIS, PROPERTIES, AND USE IN ARTISTS MATERIALS, Studies in the history of art, 57, 1997, pp. 8-33
Citation: M. Bustin, RECALLING THE PAST - EVIDENCE FOR THE ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION OF 'MADONNA ENTHRONED WITH SAINTS AND ANGELS' BY GADDI,AGNOLO, Studies in the history of art, 57, 1997, pp. 34-65
Citation: P. Edmonds, A TECHNICAL EXAMINATION, INVESTIGATION, AND TREATMENT OF A 15TH-CENTURY SIENESE POLYCHROME TERRA-COTTA RELIEF ('MADONNA AND CHILD' ATTRIBUTED TO THE CIRCLE OF GIOVANNI-DI-TURINO, CURRENTLY IN THE NATIONAL-GALLERY-OF-ART, WASHINGTON), Studies in the history of art, 57, 1997, pp. 66-91
Citation: Ld. Glinsman, RENAISSANCE PORTRAIT MEDALS BY MATTEO-DE-PASTI - A STUDY OF THEIR CASTING MATERIALS, Studies in the history of art, 57, 1997, pp. 92-107
Citation: M. Palmer et Em. Gifford, STEEN,JAN PAINTING PRACTICE - THE 'DANCING COUPLE' IN THE CONTEXT OF THE ARTISTS CAREER, Studies in the history of art, 57, 1997, pp. 126-155
Citation: M. Henig, ET-IN-ARCADIA-EGO - SATYRS AND MAENADS IN THE ANCIENT-WORLD AND BEYOND (ENGRAVED GEMS), Studies in the history of art, 54, 1997, pp. 23-31
Citation: E. Zwierleindiehl, INTERPRETATIO CHRISTIANA - GEMS ON THE 'SHRINE OF THE THREE KINGS' INCOLOGNE (MEDIEVAL RELIQUARY GOLDSMITHING), Studies in the history of art, 54, 1997, pp. 63
Citation: Cm. Brown, GONZAGA,ISABELLA,DESTE 'AUGUSTUS AND LIVIA' CAMEO AND THE ALEXANDER AND OLYMPIAS GEMS IN VIENNA AND SAINT PETERSBURG, Studies in the history of art, 54, 1997, pp. 85
Citation: H. Tait, THE RENAISSANCE CAMEO-CUT VASE AND ITS ANTECEDENTS (LABHARDT,CHRISTOPH, ROCK-CRYSTAL SCULPTURE), Studies in the history of art, 54, 1997, pp. 109
Citation: M. Mccrory, THE SYMBOLISM OF STONES - ENGRAVED GEMS AT THE MEDICI GRAND-DUCAL COURT (1537-1609), Studies in the history of art, 54, 1997, pp. 159
Citation: Is. Weber, GIANT CAMEOS OF THE LATE 18TH-CENTURY IN PRECIOUS TABLETS WITH CAMEOSAND JEWELRY, Studies in the history of art, 54, 1997, pp. 249
Citation: G. Seidmann, AN 18TH-CENTURY COLLECTOR AS PATRON - THE 4TH DUKE-OF-MARLBOROUGH ANDTHE LONDON ENGRAVERS (BURCH,EDWARD, MARCHANT,NATHANIEL), Studies in the history of art, 54, 1997, pp. 263
Citation: Jo. Kagan, THE CLASSICAL HERO AS IDEAL RULER ON 2 EARLY-19TH-CENTURY RUSSIAN CAMEOS (ENGRAVED GEMS), Studies in the history of art, 54, 1997, pp. 281