Porcelain for the Emperor, the Scholar and the Merchant 1320-1920

10.30-11.30am
Linbury Room

Chinese blue and white has remained in style and production for nearly 700 years. This talk compares wares made for its three primary markets: the imperial court, the home market and export, examining how the last influenced design and production of porcelain in Europe.
Jessica Harrison-Hall, Curator for the Chinese ceramic collections, British Museum. She is the author of a Catalogue of Late Yuan and Ming Ceramics in the British Museum

Series of 3 lectures £25, £20 Friends
Single lectures £10, £8 Friends
Coffee afterwards

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