"Verdure Tapestry XVII Eme From The Manufacture Royale D 'aubusson"
TAPESTRY CALLED VERDURE, WOVEN IN THE HOLLOW SINCE THE XVI EME CENTURY IN AUBUSSON;THE ORIGINAL TAPISSRIES INSTALLED ON THE WALLS WERE FOR THE DECORATION AND MADE OF VERY LARGE SIZE FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE HUMIDITY OF THE PREMISES;
THE GREENERY PRESENTS GREEN COUNTRYSIDE VIEWS COVERED BY TREES AND SYLVESTRAL PLANTS, VERY OFTEN APPRECIATED WITH A WATERBOW WITH A BIRD ON A LIGHTER BACKGROUND OR GUESS A CASTLE.
UNDER LOUIS XIV IT TAKEN THE NAME OF MANUFACTURE ROYALE D'AUBUSSON;
THE TAPESTRY WAS RESTORED PROFESSIONALLY BY THE WELL KNOWN EXPERT CHEVALIER IN PARIS
IT IS IN PERFECT CONDITION
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