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Deruta ceramics
Deruta ceramics are a type of enamelled ceramics produced in the Italian town of Deruta.
==Overview==
Deruta ceramics are a typical product of Deruta, a medieval hilltown in Umbria, Italy. Production began in the early Middle Ages, and found its artistic peak in the 15th and early 16th century, with highly characteristic local styles, such as the Deruta trademark "Raffaellesco" dragon design said to be inspired by the murals of Raphael. An example of this style dragon in the face and head in Raphael's work can be seen in the painting "St Michael Trampling the Dragon".〔 Bellaumbria.net (Pottery-ceramics Deruta )〕〔 DerutaItaly ()〕〔Lago Trasimeno.co.uk ()〕
In 1553, Leandro Alberti wrote “... the terracotta vases made in Deruta are often mentioned for how well they are made and beautifully decorated. And it is believed that there are no other craftsmen in Italy that can match the work even though there have been attempts to do so...”
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