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Want to decorate with wall tapestries to make a wonderful impression in your favorite room?
Here us just a sample of the best selling tapestries from our collection.
Have a look at these most popular wall hangings and also look at the various categories that they belong to as well!
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In this tapestry "A Little Prince", we see the boy prince watching the crowds at the castle's main courtyard, the work of Blair Leighton. This work shows the young prince Henry Tudor, Earl of Richmond, who in Henry VI by Shakespeare, describes the struggle for power between York and Lancaster. -
Entitled 'A new and accurate map', this superb world map tapestry shows both hemispheres along with artistic renderings of the sun and moon, based on the historical work first published in 1676 in London by Basset & Chiswell. -
Abstract Autumn tapestry is a contemporary wall hanging which celebrates the season on autumn, from the work of Canadian artist Jae Dougall. In this modern floral design we see the harmonious use of color as well as composition. -
The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb Belgian wall tapestry is based on the work of Jan and Hugh van Eyck the Mystic Lamb from the 15th century. The original was a large polyptych panel painting created in 12 panels, and was completed between 1430 and 1432. -
A scene of a Venetian gondola on the waterways in the afternoon is shown here in this tapestry "Afternoon Chat" by contemporary artist Kim. The waterside houses are seen here laden with flowers from their balconies as the gondola meanders through this section of town. -
This tapestry 'Almond Blossom' is based on the original painting by van Gogh. The work was one of van Gogh's best known paintings and was one of the few pieces that he produced which was dedicated to a particular person. -
This Along the Garden Path tapestry shows the work of artist Alix Stefan. Here we see a meandering garden path through shrubs and flowers of whites, pinks, reds and yellows. -
This tapestry "Amalfi Dai Cappuccini" shows a scene of Amalfi coast of Italy of its dramatic cliffs and seaside. This region of Italy is one of the most loved and one of the most scenic. In this tapestry, we see these elements of the coast rendered with a masterful use of light and composition. -
This tapestry shows an antique Cross in superb detail. Inspired by Gothic period where architecture and art were intricate and beautiful, this design holds true to that ideal of fine beauty. -
Antique Map Geographica is a voyage of delightful discovery. The highly detailed map of the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia are amazingly accurate for the time. -
This tapestry 'Balcony View of the Villa' captures a view of the luscious Tuscan countryside from a balcony opening. Based on a work by artist Barbara Felisky, this tapestry is typical of her love of idealistic landscapes from France and Italy captured in beautiful detail and color. -
This tapestry "The Battle of Anghiari" is based on the lost painting of Leonardo da Vinci from 1505. Filled with action and drama, this piece shows three men on horses battling to win possession of a heraldic flag. -
Blason Norfolk Green II tapestry shows thefamily crest with the horse and lion. The central design shows 3 knights helmets on top of which stands a miniature version of these 2 animals. -
A tapestry showing the dancers in blue ballerina costumes performing their routine. From a work by Edgar Degas, Blue Dancers represents one of his many works based on his fascination with ballet and dance in general. -
This tapestry "Bouquet Au Drape - No People" shows a verdure scene from the 17th century French verdure style. On the right we see a wandering stream which leads the eye from the distance lake to the stream in the foreground. -
"Bouquet with grapes" is a classic still life tapestry. Here, the artist has created his own world through the arrangement of the flowers, grapes, urn and creeping vines. The colors of brown, sage, forest, plum and marigold spring forth to create a superb and rich still life. -
In this tapestry we see the Celtic Cross, a symbol which includes the cross with a circle around the intersection. The Celtic regions of Ireland and subsequently other parts of Great Britain had evidence of the use of this symbol for many centuries before its revival in the 19th century. -
The Chambord Castle built in 16th century France is seen here in this castle tapestry. This chateau was constructed for King Francois I and is well known for its unique architecture in French Renaissance style. -
In this French landscape tapestry we see a detailed scene of nobility hunting with their hounds. Typical of tapestries created from the 18th century, this work shows their verdure approach to tapestries.
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Catherine McClung's first paintings were of birds that frequented her backyard feeder. Perhaps this is why her love of birds have translated into works involving birds, that are so finely detailed, such as in "Cherry Chase". -
Full of remarkable detail and wit, this charming tapestry by Charles Wysocki shows a bookshelf with cats sleeping. This work "Classic Tails" shows classic volumes of books with an assortment of clocks, candles and bookends. -
In this modern coat of arms tapestry "Crest On Black I" we see two hounds in silver on a heraldic crest that features a standing lion which represents courage and strength. Royal crests and family crests have been used for centuries by families and royalty to represent their own name, but also to represent the virtues that they believed in. -
This contemporary coat of arms tapestry "Crest On Black II" shows two golden lions on a heraldic crest design. The work has a modern tension while taking the symbols of strength and courage as well as royalty from the past. -
This tapestry 'Exotic Journey' is based on the work of contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. Li-Leger's work has been acclaimed internationally and this piece is in his style of Asian Fusion. -
A field of irises in the wild are seen here in this tapestry. Making superb use of subtle color, this wall tapestry is a study of the texture of the delicate iris petals, its flat stalks, and the atmospheric clouds behind. -
This still life tapestry of flowers "Floral Composition in Vase - Green" shows a bouquet in a green background. -
In this tapestry "Golden Boy" we see a male horse in chestnut gold. The attention to detail from the detail of the hair to the musculature and specific sheen on the coat that is present on the hair brings the beauty of this horse to the fore. -
This elaborate royal crest tapestry "Grande Armoiries Beige" shows a design by Pierre Josse Perrot. There were different versions woven at the Gobelins at the beginning of the 18th century. The originals are now at the Louvre and at the Versailles castle in France. -
This tapestry "Guiding Angel" shows the guardian angel protecting children on the bridge over troubled waters by Lindberg. Also known as "Heilige Schutzengel" or holy guardian angels, this angel is seen in a bright luminous glow holding her protective hands over the children as they cross the bridge. -
A beautiful scene of the Mediterranean harbor beholds us in this tapestry "Harbor at Last Light". In this tapestry, the eye is lead from the green abundant hills beyond to the magnificent orange and golden village on the harbor to the boats on the rippling water. -
The works of Li-Leger has been described as a fusion between Oriental art and modern art. Here in this tapestry "Hollyhock Garden" we see a composition made of hollyhocks, a native Asian flower, and spaces of solid color. -
Hunts of Maximilian tapestry shows a hunting scene of Emperor Maximilian I in glorious detail. This medieval art shows superb detail, in a scene which represents the month of April, the start of the hawking or falconry season, under the star sign of the bull. -
This Irises I - Van Gogh jacquard wall tapestry is based on the famous painting by Vincent Van Gogh from 1889. The original painting was completed by Van Gogh in the Saint Paul-de-Mausole asylum in Saint-Remy inspired by the time in the gardens. -
Many say Speck's work even "out masters" the Old Masters. With inspirations like Rembrandt, Caravaggio and Rubens, it's easy to see why California born artist Loran Speck's works, such as "Italian Feast", are so spectacular. -
Italian Terrace tapestry shows the gorgeous lakeside view of Lake Como. Here in Italian Terrace tapestry we see a cobblestone terrace with balcony decorated with flowers, leading to the edge of lake Como. -
This tapestry "Italian Villa" shows a gorgeous Tuscan villa and its gardens by artist Jon McNaughton. Here we see the villa in resplendent yellow with a beautiful garden of poplars and potted fruit trees. -
This design of the immortal Tree of Life was created by Gustav Klimt in 1909. His works are iconic and are a huge infleunce on the Viennese Secession and Art Nouveau movement. His inspirations cames from Egyptian, Classical Greek, Byzantine and Medieval styles, he was a forerunner of Modernism and the Art Deco movements. -
The legendary figure Lady Godiva is the subject of this tapestry "Lady Godiva" from the work of artist John Collier from 1898. The works of Collier specialised in the subject of medieval legends and tales. Lady Godiva or Godgifu in old English, means Gift of God, and was the wife of Leofric, Earl of Mercia from the 11th century. -
Lady of Shalott tapestry shows the amazing work of John William Waterhouse from 1888. It shows a scene from Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem from 1832 of the Lady who loved Sir Lancelot. -
In this tapestry "Lake Como" we see the grounds of the famed Villa d'Este. The nobles have obviously retired to the villa for the day leaving the place to you alone. Italy's Lake Como takes up the expansive vista to your left. To the right is the temple that is part of the villa's gardens and grounds. -
In this tapestry "Lilith", we see lady Lilith wrapped by a serpent, by artist John Collier from 1887. The character of Lilith was thought to be Adam's first wife, in contrast to Eve who was derived from his ribs. -
This coat of arms tapestry "Love Strength Courage" shows a royal crest, from the work of contemporary artist Bob Bergin. Striking in detail and color, we see a heraldic crest with lions that symbolize courage , and acorns symbolising strength. -
Meet at North Warwick tapestry shows an incredible hunting scene of hounds and their masters in red jackets. Here we see a grand scene of a fleet of hounds and their hunting masters in traditional attire of the times on horseback. -
The famous Mona Lisa by da Vinci, also known as La Gioconda, is shown here in this renaissance art tapestry. Considered the most famous painting in the world, the Mona Lisa has taken on a life of its own. -
Morning Reflections tapestry shows a gorgeous scene of Lake Como and village. This artwork by Pejman shows off the gorgeous water side living of Lake Como, a region where artists and poets have drawn inspiration for centuries, and where nobility and royalty have travelled to for vacation. -
The Nascita di Venere - Botticelli wall tapestry is based on the Birth of Venus by Boticelli from 1484. In this scene we see Venus, the Roman goddess of fertility and love, emerging from a clam shell. This piece was commissioned by Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco de'Medici. -
This Oriental tapestry "Navaro Rapids" shows a stylised and dramatic scene of large waves, from the original woodblock print of Japanese artist Ando Hiroshige. Here we see the rough seas at Awa one of the prefectures of Japan, created in 1855. -
This Belgian floral tapestry "Olde World Birds Of Paradise" shows flowers and an exotic bird. This decorative piece shows the beauty of classic styled Belgian floral decorative works. -
Orbis Terrae depicts the world as those in the late 16th Century would have understood it. Created by Flemish map engraver Jan Baptist Vrients in 1596, it shows the continents of Europe, Asia, Africa and America. -
This tapestry "Oriental Koi Pond" is based on the work of Curt Walters, known as "one of the eight true masters". Best known for his extraordinary plein aire impressionistic works of the Grand Canyon, his other subjects of art are inspired by nature, and in this case koi fish. -
In its original form, "The Peacock" was part of a much larger tapestry, "The Forest". It is still considered one of William Morris' most successful works. Designed in 1887 under commission by his patron, Alexander Ionides, "The Forest" contained a lion and crow as well as the peacock. -
In this tapestry "Peacock Luogo Tranquillo" we see a beautiful peacock in a garden setting, based on the work of artist Paul Panossian. The tapestry here captures this peacock scene in a beautiful light, with the sun high in the sky producing a vivid light contrasting with the deep shadows caused by the garden's trees and structures. -
The "Poet's Garden" tapestry is the work of artist Don Li-Leger. An artist in Vancouver, Canada, Li-Leger's work has been described as Asian and modern fusion. -
The central region of Italy Tuscany is famous for its landscapes, and in this tapestry "Poppies of Tuscano" we see the Tuscan landscape in the late afternoon sun and a field of bright red poppies. Based on the work of artist Art Fronckowiak, this piece has his signature looks of strong saturated color and a style which resembles that of impressionism. -
Royal Crest II tapestry shows a beautiful heraldic crest of golds and reds. The background is dark which accentuates the emblem very well. -
On display in the Louvre, "Royal elephant" is believed to have been designed in the 19th century. This exotic tapestry shows a regal elephant belonging to the royal family of India, inspired by the trips to the far East by the Jesuits, which created a fervor for all things Oriental in Europe during the time. -
This fine tapestry, "Royalty in the Park", depicts the lavish lives of the upper class royals as they enjoy a summer picnic in a wooded opening in a park. The fine detailing, skilful use of color and engaging composition is classic Boucher. -
Based on the artwork of Fabrice de Villeneuve, this tapestry "Saint Emilion" shows the famous wines from the Bordeaux region of France. This work is casual yet gorgeously suave which is a signature of de Villeneuve's work. -
This tapestry "Seascape near Les Saintes" shows the famous work of van Gogh depicting the seascape with its vivid waves at the shoreline, a work from 1888. Filled with a sense of movement and atmosphere that is unmistakly van Gogh, we see his unique impressionistic style applied to a seaside scene. -
A striking tapestry depicting the archangel St Michele. Based by the original by Guido Reni (1635), who created this rendition of the Archangel Michael for Capuchins' Church in Rome, this tapestry shows his hallmark of drama and beauty. -
Dieu et mon droit, on the Stuart Crest, means "My Divine Right" among other translations. This is the royal crest of Charles the second (Charles Stuart) who reigned England, Scotland and Ireland between 1661 and 1685. -
Summer Lily tapestry is a work showing the beautiful work of Vail Oxley. Water lilies are seen beautifully decorating the foreground, with green foliage gently lit by the sun, and contrasts with the mirror like pond lake topped with water lily pads. -
In this royal crest tapestry, we see the work of US artist Elizabeth Jardine. Inspird by the master painters since a young age, Jardine's work shows a strong appreciation of the harmonious use of color, as well as a beautifully balanced composition. -
In this medieval tapestry The Accolade we see the famous scene by Edmund Blair Leighton. The works of Leighton specialised in medieval subjects. His works show a great beauty and a romanticism of life in the Middle Ages. -
This superb The Last Supper V - da Vinci Italian wall tapestry is based on the famous 15th century painting by Leonardo da Vinci. Here in the Last Supper we see Jesus and disciples final meal before his crucifixion. It was thought to be commissioned by Leonardo's patron Ludovico Sforza, a Duke. -
In the Mulberry Tree II - Van Gogh tapestry we see the tree from the famous painting by Vincent Van Gogh from October 1889. The Mulberry Tree has stunning shades of oranges, reds and yellows in a background of blue sky, in true impressionism style where there appears to be a flurry of movement in the entire piece. -
This Francois Boucher tapestry shows an idyllic countryside, from a series of 6 tapestries by Boucher called "Noble Pastorale". We see in this work the manor of the village near the blue flowing river surrounded by an idyllic countryside. -
This medieval tapestry "The Vintage Wine Press" shows a work from the region of Tournai in the XV century. We see a remarkable representation of the grape-gathering and the wine-press on a mille-fleur background, the original of which hangs in the Cluny Museum in Paris. -
With a lineage that dates to the 14th century, the origin of the name "Tours" can be traced to the ancient city of Tours, France. The town is perhaps most well known for its ties to Joan of Arc, who wrote of the voices she heard while in Tours. -
This stunning tapestry of the Tree of Life is inspired by the design of Morris and Co from the 19th century. Here we see the gorgeous tree design by William Morris (1834-1896) and John Henry Dearle (1860-1932), from around 1910, which was also known as the Garden. -
This Tree of Life Red tapestry is based on the work of William Morris, in the version with a red background. The fire colors of red and ruby are shown in this tapestry to set off most beautifully the Tree of Life, a symbol of immortality. -
This tapestry "Tree of Life Umber" shows a work based on the design of William Morris, the original of which was designed in 1879. The tree of life is a symbol of eternal life, and also the connection between the heavens and the earth. -
This Tuscan villa is portrayed here in this work by contemporary artist Roger Duvall. Based on the gorgeous villages in Tuscany, this villa with its charming steps and rustic walls and of course the pots of flowers and plants that are ever present in Tuscany represents the daily life and times in this part of the world. -
Tuscany Floral tapestry shows a beautiful countryside scene with a table of flowers in the foreground. -
"Typus orbis terrarum", is a plate taken from "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum" (Theatre of the World), the great work of Abraham Ortelius. Here.,we see that most of the world's land contours have been rendered quite accurately, even for its time. -
The scene of wheat fields with lark is portrayed in this fine art tapestry. Van Gogh painted this scene in the fields outside Asnieres in 1887 and we see the wheat stalks at their full height in the winds of an approaching storm. -
Vendanges II tapestry shows a wine making scene from the medieval period. Here we see the socially involving wine production scene, with workers in the fields harvesting grapes, pressing them to produce juice. -
View of Florence and the Arno tapestry shows a view of the famous city and the Arno river. Here se wee the traditional architecture which preside along the river. Florence is the capital of Tuscany region and is famous for its architectural beauty and culture. -
The Woodpecker is one of William Morris's most loved wall tapestries. Here in this tapestry based on this famous work, "William Morris Woodpecker" we see an elaborate woodpecker sitting in a fruit tree, wrapped and surrounded by a rich design of acanthus leaves, a signature of his works. -
This large medieval tapestry "Wine Merchants" shows a wonderful scene of wine merchants at the medieval market. The colors and activity in this wall tapestry are stunning, and fully detailed. The garments are elaborate and shows off the nobility and their garments.
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