This artist reproduces or creates Indian miniatures, depicting figures from the former royal courts. Follow the links (flags) to read about miniatures, and view her works.
http://isabelle.david.pagesperso-orange.fr/    In English & French.

See galleries of the artist's jewellery and paintings, many featuring portraits and themes from nature, accompanied by a brief CV.
http://www.artmajeur.com/cemyramis/    In French.

Najat's art and detailed porcelain designs draw on her Palestinian heritage, ranging from olive trees, Arabic calligraphy and Tree of Life images to embroidery patterns. Items from her embroidery collection sometimes feature in exhibitions.
There is also an online shop.
http://www.najat.ca/   

Galleries of work for sale.
http://www.angelfire.com/ca6/handpainted/   

This painter and sculptural ceramicist presents her CV, list of exhibitions and slideshow of completed works. She is a guest lecturer at several universities and also has a studio in Jingdezhen, China; see her Facebook page.
http://naokoyehenara.com/   

From the menu chose Galeria, then Porcelanas.
http://www.universodasartes.com/    In Portuguese.

General art and craft supplies including brushes, lustres, kiln accessories, clock movements, etc.
http://www.nationalartcraft.com/   

The NFLL was founded to bring together resources on the lives of America's First Ladies. Its site makes various references to china painting and the White House china, ranging from a trivia page to Caroline Harrison's china painting, and Edith Roosevelt's China Room. The Gift Shop also stocks a range of china collectables.
The Library Education and Research Center is open by appointment only.
http://www.firstladies.org/   

'The 7000-year cultural legacy of China.' The Museum's ceramics section includes an exceptional collection of Sung ware, with many pieces on permanent exhibition. Visitors can use the Library, take guided tours, or attend special exhibitions, programs and lectures; the website has a number of virtual tours.
http://www.npm.gov.tw/    In various languages.

This is Sweden's premier art and design museum. As such it holds the Gustavsberg Collection, almost 35,000 ceramic pieces produced at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory from the 1830s-1994. Items range from studio-made objets d'art and decorative urns to dinner services and sanitary fittings, and also appear in the Museum's image database.
This Collection was previously held by the Gustavsbergs Porslinsmuseum, where visitors can still see a representative selection of Gustavsberg wares. The Nationalmuseum is taking over administration of the Porslinsmuseum in 2017.
http://www.nationalmuseum.se/    In English & Swedish.