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After two years of trials and experiments amatteglazewas perfected.
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Ombroso, used on cut or incised pottery, is a brown or blackmatteglaze.
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Here the purposeful juxtaposition of an overall cratered surface and amatteglazeshoulder reveals keen sensitivity to textural effects.
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Matte glazes were used almost invariably to more thoroughly reveal the sculptural carving technique.
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These three artists and their studios started using stenciling techniques, matte glazes, vibrant colors, and gilding.
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The development of high temperature ("grand feu") porcelain with crystallised and matte glazes, with or without other decoration, is typical of these works.
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