Retolació ceràmica urbana dels segles XVIII i XIX: les fàbriques de València.

The cities began to signal the names of streets and public buildings with tiles, and to number the houses, in accordance with the Royal Decree of 1769 promulgated by Carles III. In this paper we study the evolution of urban signage throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. Based on documented examples...

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Published in:Scripta Vol. 15; no. 15; pp. 67 - 85
Main Authors: BUENAVENTURA, BEATRIU NAVARRO I., I. MOLINA, JOSEP LLUÍS CEBRIÁN
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Published: Scripta 2020
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          I. MOLINA, JOSEP LLUÍS CEBRIÁN
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        Ceramic tiles
        Street names
        Eighteenth century
        Nineteenth century
        Street addresses
        Palma de Mallorca (Spain)
        Valencia (Spain)
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          Palma de Mallorca (Spain)
          Valencia (Spain)
          Ceramic tiles
          Street names
          Eighteenth century
          Nineteenth century
          Street addresses
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        18th century
        19th century
        glazed tiles
        urban toponymy
        segle XIX
        segle XVIII
        taulelleria
        toponímia urbana
        València
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        The cities began to signal the names of streets and public buildings with tiles, and to number the houses, in accordance with the Royal Decree of 1769 promulgated by Carles III. In this paper we study the evolution of urban signage throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. Based on documented examples -Xàtiva, Sogorb, Valencia, Ciutat de Mallorca- and the preserved ceramic tiles and plates, we analyze this aspect of Valencian tilework.
        Les ciutats començaren a retolar amb taulells els noms dels carrers i dels edificis públics, i a numerar les cases, en compliment de la Cèdula reial de 1769 promulgada per Carles III. En aquest article estudiem l'evolució de la retolació urbana al llarg dels segles XVIII i XIX. A partir de diversos casos documentats -Xàtiva, Sogorb, València, Ciutat de Mallorca- i dels taulells i plaques ceràmiques conservats, analitzem aquesta vessant de la taulelleria valenciana.
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