Emile Lessore
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Emile Lessore (1805-1876) was a French artist who originally worked in oil and water colors, but expanded into ceramic art. His ceramics work received a variety of medals, including his 1862 exhibition in London, 1867 exhibition in Paris, and 1873 exhibit in Vienna. Known for his subdued and delicate coloring, Lessore is said to have lead a revolution in the decoration of pottery.
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