Masterclass Sèvres Porcelain, with Dame Rosalind Savill

The second of our filmed masterclasses on the techniques, craftsmanship, and attribution of pre-twentieth century artworks. This video is an introduction to Sèvres porcelain led by the former Director of the Wallace Collection, Dame Rosalind Savill.

[@RollaArtis]

Very enlightening - I will have to return again to the Wallace collection as there's always something new to be seen

[@gerigowers8318]

Loved all of the information. Sevres pieces are beautiful!

[@tyeteames7192]

More please !

[@JimOverbeckgenius]

Just bought her magnificent volumes on Madame de Pompadour > wonderful.

[@makyeebon]

lucky attendees who got to touch those items first hand!

[@felipegazmuri6184]

Gran conocedora sobre el tema de Sevres Porcelain. El libro qe escribió es fabuloso.

[@JimOverbeckgenius]

If it's true 3 pieces of English porcelain predate Boettger's by about 100 years - apparently, the piece in Buck House mysteriously disappeared - I'd hazard a guess Ehrenfried Walter von Tschirnhaus purchased the process on one of his visits. Like Leibniz, whom he knew at the Royal Society, this gentleman was also a sneaky type & as early as 1704 he showed "porcelan" to Leibniz's secretary & so one naturally asks: where did it come from?

[@christianfrommuslim]

Source please?

[@MD_80906]

Love Remy Renzullo there ❤

[@gilloera8912]

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