"Verdure Aubusson Tapestry, Early 18th Century"
-Aubusson tapestry in wool and silk from the beginning of the 18th century.- The composition is neat with a search for depth thanks to a succession of different planes. - Of an infinite variety, the verdures remain a constant of the production of the Aubusson workshops between the 17th and 18th centuries. If the exhibition of a verdant nature is their main theme, their differences lie in particular in the quality of the design, the fineness of the weaving, their border.
-Good state of conservation, wear, reweaving and restorations are to be noted. lined, velcro fastening system
-Dimensions: Height: 277 cm, Width: 272 cm
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