Tapestry Signed By The Aubusson Manufactory, 19th Century - 80lx153h - No. 1512

This magnificent Tapestry has benefited from a deep cleaning and a careful check and doubled by experts from the Artisan Workshop of the Galerie Lissier. It is now ready to adorn your interior.

This tapestry is a beautiful example of the verdure style that was popular in Aubusson in the 19th century. Verdure tapestries are known for their lush depictions of foliage, trees, and other natural elements. This particular piece depicts a dense forest scene, where a variety of trees and plants are depicted with great detail. The colours are vibrant and create a sense of depth and striking realism.

Characteristics

Composition: The tapestry is arranged around a central composition, with the tallest and most imposing trees in the centre, and the smaller, more detailed elements on the sides. This composition creates a sense of depth and perspective.
Colours: The colours are rich and varied, with a predominance of greens and browns for the trees and plants, and touches of blue and yellow for the sky and clouds. The colours are skillfully used to create an effect of light and shadow, giving the impression that the forest is bathed in sunlight.
Details: The details are extremely precise, with every leaf, branch and flower depicted with great precision. The trees are of different species, and the plants are varied and abundant. One can almost smell the humidity of the forest and the fragrance of the flowers.
Technique: The tapestry is woven with great skill, and the texture of the wool is visible, adding to the richness and depth of the work. The colours are subtly blended to create realistic effects of light and shadow.

Condition
The tapestry is in excellent condition, with no major damage or repairs. It is a testament to the skill and artistry of the Aubusson weavers who created it.

Value
This tapestry is a valuable collector's item that would find its place in a refined interior. It would bring a touch of nature and elegance to any room.