Christina Sheppard

The V&A Museum in London holds a collection of Christina's tiles

The Ken Stradling Collection in Bristol contains over 500 pieces of studio ceramics, 200 pieces of Scandinavian and British studio glass as well as many items of furniture, industrial design, decorative objects, paintings and prints; including Christina's tiles

Christina's work is on permanent display at The Centre of Ceramic Art in York Art Gallery, alongside the likes of Picasso, the leading lights of British ceramics such as Dame Lucie Rie and today's emerging talents.

Christina's ceramic Mural depicting Shakespeare's Stratford is displayed in the entrance to Shakespeare's Birthplace exhibition.

In 2017 an exhibition at Hall's Croft, the home of Shakespeare's daughter, explored Christina's work from the 1950s onwards and represented examples of her creative life's work. It comprised mixed media paintings, landscapes and still-life paintings as well as illustrations and ceramics.

In 2017 Christina's paintings were displayed at Wiveton Hall, Holt.

Christina was born nearby, in Cley next the Sea, and always found joy in Norfolk, as could be seen in this exhibition of her work that was inspired by the county.