Artist
Bernard Palissy (1510–1590)
62 works by Bernard Palissy (French, 1510–1590) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Round Openwork Dish with Masks in TrefoilsBernard Palissy, late 16th/early 17th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Rustic Plate with Crocodile, Snake, and LizardBernard Palissy, 19th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
PlatterBernard Palissy, last quarter 16th centuryThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Rustic Plate with Snakes, Lizards, and FrogBernard Palissy, probably 17th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Shallow Oval Dish with the Sacrifice of IsaacBernard Palissy, 17th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Coupe with cupidsBernard Palissy, late 16th/early 17th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Plate Depicting the Baptism of ChristBernard Palissy, late 1500sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
Oval dish with Allegory of AutumnBernard Palissy, 19th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Circular Plate with Perseus and AndromedaBernard Palissy, late 1500sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
Oval Dish Depicting Cumaean SibylBernard Palissy, late 1500sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
Oval Dish Commemorating the Ascent of the Young Louis XIII to the Throne of FranceBernard Palissy, c. 1610–15The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Figure of a NereidBernard Palissy, 1600–1610The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Boat-Shaped Cup with Ceres and Bacchus on a Bed of Grape Clusters and WheatBernard Palissy, late 1500sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
Pilgrim FlaskBernard Palissy, probably 1556–67The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Oval DishBernard Palissy, late 1500sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
Rustic PlatterBernard Palissy, late 1500sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
Rustic Plate with Shells, Water Creatures, and DragonflyBernard Palissy, probably 17th centuryNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
DishBernard Palissy, first half 17th century or laterThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
DishBernard Palissy, late 16th–early 17th century.The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
DishBernard Palissy, second half 17th century or laterThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Dish with Allegory of SummerBernard Palissy, second half 17th century or laterThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Dish with Allegory of AutumnBernard Palissy, second half 17th century or laterThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
PlateBernard Palissy, first half 17th century or laterThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
EwerBernard Palissy|François Briot, late 16th–early 17th centuryThe Metropolitan Museum of Art