The transformation of the Venetian glass industry during the Renaissance was not only a technical phenomenon, but also a social one.
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Autorenporträt
W. Patrick McCray
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: Introduction Glass, ceramics, and society The nature and limitations of available sources of information Technological change and the role of consumer demand The plan of this book Masters of the Gold of Christendom?: Renaissance Venice, the World Economy, and Luxury Goods: Introduction Venice in the Renaissance world economy Artisans, guilds, and the Venetian State The economic geography of Venice and Murano Capitalism, consumerism, and conspicuous consumption Luxury goods in the Renaissance culture and economy A note on the Venetian monetary system Master Aldrevandin's World: Glassmaking in Pre-Renaissance Venice: Introduction Glassmaking in the past Early glassmaking traditions in the Veneto Glassmaking in medieval Venice The glassmakers of medieval Venice and their products The technology of glass production in pre-Renaissance Venice Questions of origins and influence The Renaissance Venetian glass industry - a self-catalyzed phenomenon Demystifying the Demand for Renaissance Glass: Introduction Why glass? The functions of Renaissance glass Desire defined: Two favoured qualities of Renaissance Venetian glass Conclusion Desire Fulfilled: The Technology of Glassmaking in Renaissance Venice: The introduction and innovation of new luxury glasses Luxury glassmaking technology in Renaissance Venice The final product The social organisation of Venetian glassmaking Venetian glassmaking and the Renaissance economy Venetian glassmaking in context: Some concluding remarks Consumers and Competitors: The Distribution of Glass and Glassmaking Knowledge: Introduction The distribution of glass Technology transfer and Renaissance glassmaking Epilogue: The Innovations of Renaissance Venetian Glass Notes Bibliography Index.
Contents: Introduction Glass, ceramics, and society The nature and limitations of available sources of information Technological change and the role of consumer demand The plan of this book Masters of the Gold of Christendom?: Renaissance Venice, the World Economy, and Luxury Goods: Introduction Venice in the Renaissance world economy Artisans, guilds, and the Venetian State The economic geography of Venice and Murano Capitalism, consumerism, and conspicuous consumption Luxury goods in the Renaissance culture and economy A note on the Venetian monetary system Master Aldrevandin's World: Glassmaking in Pre-Renaissance Venice: Introduction Glassmaking in the past Early glassmaking traditions in the Veneto Glassmaking in medieval Venice The glassmakers of medieval Venice and their products The technology of glass production in pre-Renaissance Venice Questions of origins and influence The Renaissance Venetian glass industry - a self-catalyzed phenomenon Demystifying the Demand for Renaissance Glass: Introduction Why glass? The functions of Renaissance glass Desire defined: Two favoured qualities of Renaissance Venetian glass Conclusion Desire Fulfilled: The Technology of Glassmaking in Renaissance Venice: The introduction and innovation of new luxury glasses Luxury glassmaking technology in Renaissance Venice The final product The social organisation of Venetian glassmaking Venetian glassmaking and the Renaissance economy Venetian glassmaking in context: Some concluding remarks Consumers and Competitors: The Distribution of Glass and Glassmaking Knowledge: Introduction The distribution of glass Technology transfer and Renaissance glassmaking Epilogue: The Innovations of Renaissance Venetian Glass Notes Bibliography Index.
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