Manufacture de porcelaine de Vincennes
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The Vincennes porcelain manufactory (active 1740-1756) was the predecessor of the famous Sèvres factory. It produced soft-paste porcelain figures, vases, and tableware that established the French porcelain tradition. The factory relocated to Sèvres in 1756 under royal patronage and became one of Europe's most prestigious ceramics producers.
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The Vincennes manufactory (1740-1756) produced soft-paste porcelain before relocating to become the famous Sèvres factory. Its figures and tableware established the French luxury porcelain tradition.
The Figure of a River God (Fleuve) (1747) is held at the Art Institute of Chicago.
The Vincennes manufactory relocated in 1756 to become the famous Sèvres factory under royal patronage.
Vincennes produced soft-paste porcelain, including figures, vases, and tableware.
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