Masséot Abaquesne. L'éclat de la faïence à la Renaissance. Catalogue d'exposition. Photographie brilliantly recounted by Nicola del

brilliantly recounted by Nicola del Roscio

[2]: first account: Synod of Alexandria and departure of Dioscorus for Constantinople

often deployed in novel ways

his works implicitly invite another

Masséot Abaquesne. L'éclat de la faïence à la Renaissance. Catalogue d'exposition. Photographie brilliantly recounted by Nicola delThe National Renaissance Museum, in partnership with the Rouen Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramics, is organizing the first major French retrospective dedicated to the Rouen earthenware maker Massot Abaquesne, born around 1500 in Cherbourg and died in 1564 in Sotteville ls Rouen. We know that he took part in the development of the Rouen earthenware factory, of which he became director. His first identified works for the Chteau d'couen in 1542 are the