Note 239 — Chapter LV
Reading edition
The subject has since met with more attention, but no other work has been expressly dedicated to it. We may refer to Vasari, Lanzi, and Gaye, passim; Ricci, Notizie delle Belle Arti in Gubbio; Kunstblatt, No. 51; Montanari, Lettera interno ad alcune Majoliche dipinte nella collezione Massa in Giornale Arcadico di Roma, XXXVII., 333; Brongniart, Traité des Arts Ceramiques; Marryat, History of Pottery and Porcelain. It is both an advantage and a pleasure to refer readers unacquainted with this interesting art, to the charming and accurate representations of azulejo, Robbian ware, and majolica, given in the last of these works. It is greatly to be desired that Mr. Marryat may, in continuation of his subject, and with access to English collections unknown to me, supply much information which this slight sketch cannot include.