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Bernard Palissy: ‘Prophet of Modern Ceramics’

Date Tuesday 20 October 2026
Time 13.00-14.00 BST
Location At the museum (Theatre) and online (Zoom) 
Speaker Dr Julia Van Zandvoort 

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Join Curatorial Assistant, Dr Julia Van Zandvoort, to explore the life, character and a variety of works of Bernard Palissy (1510–1590), dubbed in modern times the ‘French Leonardo’ or the ‘prophet of modern ceramics’. 

In the Wallace Collection’s so-called ‘Smoking Room’, there is a case of ceramics unlike any other. Small reptiles, creepy crawlers and fishes decorate basins and plates covered in life like vegetation. All depicting a style of ceramics that were the invention of the French potter. 

Take part at the museum: No ticket required, drop in on the day. Join us in the Theatre for this special talk.  

Watch online: This talk will also be broadcast live from the museum via Zoom. Book a free ticket online to receive a Zoom link. Ticketholders will also receive a link to view a recording of the talk, which will be available for two weeks only. 

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Bernard Palissy: ‘Prophet of Modern Ceramics’
Date Tuesday 20 October 2026
Time 13.00-14.00 BST
Location At the museum (Theatre) and online (Zoom) 
Speaker Dr Julia Van Zandvoort 

Live captions provided by Stagetext. 

Join Curatorial Assistant, Dr Julia Van Zandvoort, to explore the life, character and a variety of works of Bernard Palissy (1510–1590), dubbed in modern times the ‘French Leonardo’ or the ‘prophet of modern ceramics’. 

In the Wallace Collection’s so-called ‘Smoking Room’, there is a case of ceramics unlike any other. Small reptiles, creepy crawlers and fishes decorate basins and plates covered in life like vegetation. All depicting a style of ceramics that were the invention of the French potter. 

Take part at the museum: No ticket required, drop in on the day. Join us in the Theatre for this special talk.  

Watch online: This talk will also be broadcast live from the museum via Zoom. Book a free ticket online to receive a Zoom link. Ticketholders will also receive a link to view a recording of the talk, which will be available for two weeks only. 

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