- M****eot
Abaquesne (c. 1500-1564) was a
manufacturer of
Rouen faience, in
France between 1535 and 1557. He was the
maker of the
remarkable paving in the...
- (maiolica)
being made in
Rouen in 1526,
according to Moon by M****éot
Abaquesne,
whose workshop was
certainly active by the 1540s. He was French, but...
- porcelain. In France, the
first well-known
painter of faïence was M****eot
Abaquesne,
established in
Rouen in the 1530s.
Nevers faience and
Rouen faience were...
-
Parish of Cherbourg, has its
chapel on the Rue du Commerce. M****eot
Abaquesne (c. 1500–1564),
ceramicist Jean
Nicolet (1598–1642),
explorer of New France...
-
their original tile floors, made of
polychrome faience tiles by M****éot
Abaquesne. Some rooms,
particularly the
cabinet in the
rooms of the King and the...
-
Funerary monumenent of
Louis de Brezé in
Rouen Cathedral, 1536–1544 M****eot
Abaquesne,
faience pavement, 1550
Bernard Palissy (attributed to), plate, 1575–1600...
-
composer Jourdan des Ursins,
Corsican military officer (born 1500) M****eot
Abaquesne,
faience manufacturer (born c.1500) Portals:
France History Lists "Charles...
- Museum. In France, the
first well-known
painter of
faience was M****eot
Abaquesne,
established in
Rouen in the 1530s.
Nevers faience and
Rouen faience were...
