Examples of Talavera art - two vases and two plates

The History of Talavera Lecture by Talavera Artist and Historian Dr. Isabelle Collins

Please join us to learn about the dynamic history of Majolica and Talavera.

Date: Saturday, April 2, 2016

Program

2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Warden Oasis Theater
Dr. Isabelle Collins, a native of Puebla, Mexico is a renowned expert on Talavera and her work is in collections around the world. She will be speaking about the dynamic history of Majolica and Talavera: from its origins in the 9th century through its introduction to Mexico in the 16th century, to the present production of handmade treasures using a 400-year-old technique. Her goal is to preserve the culture and beauty that is associated with colonial Mexican pottery.

Reservations

Thank you so much for your interest, there are no more seats available for this event.

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