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Abbreviated Curriculum vitae
Teresa Canepa (Maria Teresa Llorens Planella)
Santiago, Chile, 3 June 1964.
Education
1999–2000 Sotheby’s Institute/Manchester University, London. MA in Fine and
Decorative Art. MA Diploma, Distinction.
1991–1992 Parsons School of Design, New York. Interior Design Certificate.
1982–1987 Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile. Diploma of
Bachelor of Design, Maximum Distinction.
Professional Experience (selection)
2002–2011 Jorge Welsh Oriental Porcelain and Works of Art, London and Lisbon.
Researcher of Chinese export art, Namban art, Indo-Portuguese and
Afro-Portuguese art.
Publications (selection)
Exhibition catalogues for Jorge Welsh, London and Lisbon:
2009 Art of the Expansion and Beyond.
2008 Kraak Porcelain: The Rise of Global Trade in the Late 16th and early
17th Centuries.
After the Barbarians II. Namban Works of Art for the Japanese,
Portuguese and Dutch Markets.
2006 Zhangzhou Export Ceramics. The So-called Swatow Wares.
2004 Linglong.
2003 After the Barbarians. An Exceptional Group of Namban Works of Art.
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Articles
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2014 The Spanish Trade in Kraak Porcelain to the New World and Its Impact on
the Local Ceramic Industry’, in S.J. Allen, N. Moragas, and I. Briz Godino
(eds.), Revista de Arqueología Americana. Special issue “Comparative Studies in
the Contact Archaeology”, Mexico D.F, No 32, 2014, pp. 99–127.
‘The Iberian royal courts of Lisbon and Madrid, and their role in spreading a
taste for Chinese porcelain in 16th century Europe’, in Jan van Campen and
Titus Eliëns (eds.), Chinese and Japanese porcelain for the Dutch Golden Age,
Zwolle, 2014, pp. 17–35.
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2012 The Portuguese and Spanish Trade in Kraak Porcelain in the Late 16th and
Early 17th Centuries’ in Proceedings of the International Symposium: Chinese
Export Ceramics in the 16th and 17th Centuries and the Spread of Material
Civilization, City University of Hong Kong, 2012, pp. 257–285.
2011 ‘Namban Lacquer for the Christian Missionaries’, Bulletin of Portuguese/
Japanese Studies, Vols. 18/19, June/December 2009 (published December
2011), pp. 253–290.
2008–2009 The Portuguese and Spanish Trade in Kraak Porcelain in the Late 16th
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and Early 17th Centuries’, Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society,
Vol. 73, 2008–2009, pp. 61–78.
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