Williams, Leonard, b. 1871 · London : T.N. Foulis · leaf 356
d to work in Seville. It has not been ascertained when Talavera her-self grew celebrated for this industry. GarciaLlanso supposes that at first, before it felt theinfluence of Italy and France, her pottery waspartly Mudejar, and vestiges of oriental art survivein fairly late examples. The… … TALAVERA VASE POTTERY every description was made at Talavera, thespecimens which are more generally met with maybe divided into two groups, which are painted ona white ground, either in blue, or in colours, in themanner of Italian maiolica. The most importantexamples which have reached us consist…
Decorative arts
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