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    [Brooch exhibited at] Castles, Miniatures, Astrology and Alchemy: the city of Padua in the time of the da Carrara Seigneury, in contemporary jewellery.

    [Brooch exhibited at] Castles, Miniatures, Astrology and Alchemy: the city of Padua in the time of the da Carrara Seigneury, in contemporary jewellery. by Roberta Bernabei

    Published 2011
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    Giotto and his works in Padua : being an explanatory notice of the series of woodcuts executed for the Arundel Society after the frescoes in the Arena Chapel / by J. Ruskin.

    Giotto and his works in Padua : being an explanatory notice of the series of woodcuts executed for the Arundel Society after the frescoes in the Arena Chapel / by J.... by Ruskin, John, 1819-1900

    Published 1877
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    Deduplication potential of HPC applications' checkpoints

    Deduplication potential of HPC applications' checkpoints by Jurgen Kaiser, Ramy Gad, Tim Suss, Federico Padua, Lars Nagel, Andre Brinkmann

    Published 2016
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    Pensieri Preziosi II: Jewellerywithout boundaries [Images]

    Pensieri Preziosi II: Jewellerywithout boundaries [Images] by Roberta Bernabei

    Published 2006
    “…This ongoing series of exhibitions focuses on the practice of female contemporary jewellers; its first manifestation explored the practices of established jewellers such as Johanna Dahm, Cathy Chotard, and Esther Brinkmann, whereas the second explored the practice of `mid career' female jewellers from Europe. …”
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    In conversation with Annamaria Zanella

    In conversation with Annamaria Zanella by Roberta Bernabei, Annamaria Zanella

    Published 2017
    “…Each year, Art Jewelry Forum organizes a trip for collectors, curators, and enthusiasts to visit one or two cities to tour jewelry galleries, visit artist studios, and explore museums with jewelry collections. …”
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    A geohistorical study of 'the rise of modern science': mapping scientific practice through urban networks, 1500-1900

    A geohistorical study of 'the rise of modern science': mapping scientific practice through urban networks, 1500-1900 by Peter J. Taylor, Michael Hoyler, David M. Evans

    Published 2008
    “…A primate network centred on Padua and central and northern Italy in the sixteenth century expands across the Alps to become a polycentric network in the seventeenth century, which in turn dissipates into a weak polycentric network in the eighteenth century. …”
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