Italian tapestries have been a most loved theme of wall hangings for decorating.
Wall tapestries have a distinct look and feel that it gives a room, and guests and loved ones often comment on how beautiful and warm it makes the room feel.
There are 3 main types of Italian tapestry art to decorate with.
Let’s have a look at each of them.
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Italian Landscapes And Cityscapes
These are scenes of the Mediterranean Italian countryside, comprised of the hills of Tuscany and the surrounding provinces of Italy.
Tuscan tapestries in particular have a special place in people’s hearts.
The Tuscany region is filled with ideal climate, scenic countryside, tall poplar trees and fields of flowers which color the landscape in a vivid palette.
In Lakeside Vineyard above, we see these intricate details in the scene.
The villas in the region are known for their rustic beauty and their ability to complement the natural environment.
Though a portion of the region is mountainous, about 25%, the other are comprised of fertile hills used for farming.
Tuscany is famous today for its produce of wine and cheese, as well as its countryside.
For more, see this range of Tuscan wall tapestries here.
It’s fame throughout history includes that of its capital Florence and being the birth place of the Italian renaissance, the art movement which swept across Europe.
Seascapes And Oceanside Views
As famous Italy is for inland Tuscany, the beautiful coast such as the Amalfi coast and island of Capri shows the bright blue waters of the Mediterranean and the rocky yet fertile cliffs of the coastline.
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This steep coastline is where villas are located alongside fertile flora to provide buildings which have some of the most beautiful views in the world.
Life on a Mediterranean port includes trade of goods, as well as the recreational sailing on boats by both locals and visitors to the area.
Lake Como on the other hand, including the heavenly Verena region, is a location on the great lake which nobles and royalty have sought since ancient times.
Such nobles have been seeking and living in these retreats and to this day is a prime location for tourism.
Italian And Renaissance Art
Being the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance from the 14th to 17th century, Italian tapestries have included topics of Renaissance art.
The Renaissance is a link between the Medieval period and the Modern era.
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Cherubs?
Yes, artists such as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Raffael and Boticelli have made advances in art due to a combination of a fascination with the human form and increasing distinct style of fine art.
And Raphael was the most famous when it came to portraying angels as innocent cherubs.
The result?
Advances in both fine art and science.
Inventions, scientific discoveries and global exploration led to new theories on how the world worked as well as the use of imagination to fuel these thoughts. These included Copernicus, Gallileo and Descartes.
Music and composition also flourished at this time, as well as poetry, with composers such as Puccini and writers such as Shakespeare.
In fact, the advances in society and philosophy, is all reflected in the art of the era.
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To decorate with Italian tapestries and wall hangings, the steps are simple:
Firstly, choose an Italian wall tapestry, Tuscan Mediterranean tapestry or more specifically a Renaissance art tapestry that you like.
Secondly, select a tapestry rod and tassels to suit the tapestry.
Thirdly, measure the wall to ensure there is enough space.
Fourth, install the rod and tapestry by following the simple instructions.
Fifth, enjoy the beauty in the room with friends and loved ones.
The rich and full history of Italy and Italian life is shown in these Italian tapestries and wall hangings, that will transform your room.
By choosing from the three themes of Italian tapestries, you can have as aspect of Italy in your room and home.