Abstract
“The Panoramic View of Lisbon” is a unique masterpiece of Portuguese glazed tiles which depicts the city before the earthquake of 1755. Compositional analysis was done by PGAA, INAA and XRD. The first absolute dating by luminescence was done, including a reconstruction of the history of radiation exposure of the pieces. Compositional patterns of the tiles suggest the use of carbonated clays from downtown Lisbon to manufacture the ceramic bodies at high firing temperatures (900–1100 °C). Luminescence dating results point to the manufacture of “The Panoramic View of Lisbon” in the late 17th–early 18th centuries.
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