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Italian Tapestries
When it comes to tapestries, Italian tapestries have a special place in the world of European tapestries.
From its beautiful Tuscan hilly countryside to the villages and port cities of Italy, we can see the influence that Italy has had on the art of tapestry production in Europe.
One of the most popular are the Italian tapestry and wall hangings which depict scenes from the Tuscan region, such as Balcony View of the Villa, Tuscan Afternoon or Harbor at Last Light.
Then you have the scenic region of Lake Como, renowned for its beautiful lakeside living and scenery. Since centuries ago, Lake Como has been a coveted region where royalty and aristocracy resided due to its favorable climate and scenic beauty. Such scenes can be seen in Lake Como Villa, Verena Reflections and Lake Como.
There are many other Italian tapestries which depict a range of subjects from art to verdures to religious works. See this wide range of Italian tapestry wall hangings here:
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This A New York Day tapestry shows the skyline of New York gently illuminated by a warm glow. This modern piece takes the most modern and contemporary subject matter and uses the traditional tapestry form to add a sense of warmth. -
This religious Rennaisance tapestry "Adoration" shows the work of master Renaissance painter Giotto di Bondone (1266-1337). His works are beautiful, and includes many pieces of religious and biblical content. -
In this religious tapestry "Adoration - Palla Strozzi" we see the nativity scene by Renaissance artist Zanobi Strozzi. Strozzi was one of the pupils of Fra Angelico, and in this piece, we see a most beautiful Renaissance rendition of the Adoration of the Magi. -
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. -
Filled with love and tenderness, this "Ages of Women - Klimt" tapestry is a detail from Gustav Klimt's original work "Mother and Child". Here we see the mother and child in a deep embrace, symbolising protective love, as opposed to his other works representing ecstatic love of women, by this red haired femme fatale. -
In this Alexander the Great tapestry, we see Alexander the Great on horseback, in the war with Darius II. -
In this tapestry "Amalfi Arbor" we see the view of the Amalfi coast on Campania in Italy, the work of contemporary artist Robert Pejman. This region of Italy is surrounded by dramatic cliffs and beautiful scenic vistas. -
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. -
Raphael's Angel Left Panel tapestry woven in Italy shows the cherub from the Sistine Madonna. Raphael (1483 - 1520) created this work as an altarpiece for San Sisto in Piacenza in 1513-1514. -
Angels (Right Panel) Raphael tapestry shows the second cherub from the Sistine Madonna originally painted by Raphael (1483 - 1520). This iconic piece of Renaissance art was part of altarpiece for San Sisto in Piacenza. Here we see a childlike cherub gazing towards the heavens. -
Angels and Flowers tapestry shows baby like cherubs playing with blooms or flowers in a work based on the artwork from Renaissance Italy. Here we see the use of landscape fantasy background on a foreground. -
If there were the Seven Wonders of the Art World, The Farnese Gallery would certainly be one of them. "Angels Farnese" focuses on a single cherub in this expansive work. It is part of his "The Love of the Gods", which occupies the ceiling of the grand salon. -
This tapestry "Annunciation Boticelli" shows the work of Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510), early Italian Renaissance painter. Renowned for his beautiful religious works, Boticelli was part of the Florentine school or artists in the 15th century under the patronage of Lorenzo de Medici, which included Fra Angelico, Donatello and Michaelangelo. -
This fine tapestry touches on one of the more familiar religious themes, the Annunciation. Here, the archangel Gabriel visits Mary, the mother of Jesus. It was then that Mary learned she would be giving birth to a child, nine months hence. -
The Annunciation tapestry is based on the work of Fra Angelico (1395-1455). The famous fresco of a corridor in San Marco convent in Florence is the inspiration of this piece. Known as Beato Angelico or the 'Blessed One' in Italty, this famous Early Italian Renaissance painter created works which decorated the most coveted religious landmarks of Italy including the Vatican and San Marco of Florence. -
This world map tapestry "Antique Map" shows a most beautiful ancient world map. From a design from the 17th century, this world map shows the world map surrounded by art work, which was typical of the style of cartography from the era. -
In Autumn and Grapes in Basket tapestry we see nymphs in the garden harvesting grapes and flowers. It is a celebration of the abundance of spring as we see their baskets strewn with grapes and other fruits on the river bed, among trees showing golden leaves. -
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. -
In Barconi tapestry we see the ornate wide boats or Baconi from a work by Francesco Guardi from the 18th century. Here we see the boats carrying their cargo and barrels, and their large sails, among the foreground of people going about their daily lives on the shore. -
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. -
This tapestry "Before The Rain" shows a beautiful Mediterranean portside scene by artist Ramon Pujol. With a wonderful composition of boats in the harbor and the gorgeous Mediterranean village behind, and a masterful use of color, this work has the hallmarks of the works of Pujol. -
"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. -
This tapestry "Bucintoro At The Dock" shows the festivities of the large boat celebrating the marriage of Venice to the sea. -
This cityscape tapestry "Bucintoro Venice" is full of intricate detail. It shows the vibrant and flourishing city of Venice, the city of canals, where thoroughfare via the waterways is the way of life. -
This Bullfighter Torero wall tapestry shows a bullfighter and bull in action. Sere we see the Spanish sport which originated from a cultural event. Here we see a toreros, a bullfighter, whose style reflects the countries or regions from which they originate. -
In this tapestry "Capri Vista" we see a beautiful scene from the Italian island of Capris, the work of Robert Pejman. This famous region of Italy in the Tyrrhenian Sea in the Campania region in the Province of Naples has been a resort since the Roman times.
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In this tapestry "Castle of Parma" we see a castle in the northern Italian region of Parma, the work of Giuseppe Alinovi (1811-1848). Here we see the rustic Italian town with its locals in the village in the backdrop of one of the 19 castles in this region. -
This medieval tapestry "Cavalier" shows three knights on horses the work of Victor Vasnetsov (1848-1926) called The Three Bogatyrs from 1898. Vasnetsov was a Russian artist who's works focused on mythological and historical works. -
Chapel of the Magi Florence tapestry is based on the work of Italian Renaissance painter, Benozzo Gozzoli. In this work we see the depiction of the Three Wise Men, the original fresco of which is found in the Magi Chapel of Palazzo Medici-Riccardi, Florence, completed between 1459-1461. -
Chenille Map tapestry shows a gorgeous world map in gorgeous tones. Here we see a 17th century style world map where the land masses of the world are depicted, with Australia incomplete, based on the 1690 work of Henry Hondius (1573-1650), a Dutch cartographer and publisher. -
This tapestry, "Children by the Lake" shows a scene from the "Noble Pastorale" series of 6 tapestries designed by French artist and tapestry master, Francois Boucher. Here we see two young children playing by the riverside with a goat. -
In this Christian religious wall hanging, "Christ Pantocrator" we see a work protraying Christ in a specific iconic style, based on a Russian interpretation from St Petersburg. The term Pantocrator is used to mean "Almighty" or "All-powerful". -
This religious tapestry "Christ Thorns Coronation" shows Jesus with his crown of thorns. Full of traditional "dolorosa" style religious style, we see Christ looking up toward heaven with a crown of thorns before his crucifixion. -
In the Ciniglia Crest tapestry we see a family or royal crest heraldry tapestry in blues and golds. Here we see a central emblem shield with a crown above, symbolic of royalty and regality. -
It may be hard to imagine now, but there was a time when village life centered on the annual harvest. This olden day ritual is captured beautifully in "Collecting Hay". -
In Como Lake tapestry we see a panorama of the lake and hillside houses from a tall tower. Here we see the curved arches of this high vantage point to overlook the Mediterranean water, and the red roofed houses and villas perched on the hillside. -
The Concerto Caravaggio or Concert of Youths tapestry is based on the painting by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio from 1595. In this Baroque piece we see musicians including a lutist and singer, the original of which is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. -
This tapestry shows a European courtyard with cobblestones and an arrangement of potted plants. It is based on the work of artist Twindini. A tapestry such as this of a village courtyard is like a window into another world which we can step into just by viewing the tapestry. -
This religious Renaissance religious tapestry "Cowper Madonna - Raphael" shows the work of high Renaissance artist Raphael from 1507. Raphael was in Florence from the years 1504 to 1508 when he created paintings of the Virgin Mary and Child, seventeen of which survive to this day. -
Cupid tapestry shows a charming cupid throwing flowers and petals into a decorative scene filled with flowers. In this scene we see a drape which is overladen by a wreath of flowers in bloom all around the cherub as he goes about distributing flowers, to represent love and romance. -
In "Danza", Boucher has combined his two favorite subjects. Two lovers tryst in a park clearing. Their private dance is one of celebration and unbridled joy. Boucher's works greatly influenced the style of French art during his lifetime. -
This tapestry shows an illustration of a female face by da Vinci. In the period of the Renaissance, da Vinci's illustrations bridge the borders of science and art. His studies of the human form was characteristic of his intense interests in the reality of the human figure when depicted by art. -
This beautiful religious tapestry "Flight into Egypt" shows the iconic journey to Egypt, based on the work of Giotti di Bondone from 1304-06. The original of this work is in the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua. -
Overflowing with color and visual delights, "Flor" is absolute floral decadence in tapestry form. From the ornate urn and silver tea service to the trees in the distance, no detail escapes the artist who originally painted this design. -
This Belgian floral tapestry "Floral Composition in Vase - Cream" shows a bouquet of flowers with an elaborate floral motif border. -
This tapestry 'Floral Composition in Vase - Dark Blue' is an exceptionally captivating work featuring an abundance of flowers overflowing onto the table below. The petals and leaves in this composition is a work of art. The intricacy in the petals and leaves and the subtle shades of tone is masterfully executed in this piece. -
This Belgian tapestry "Floral Composition in Vase - Dark Green" shows a floral still life with an ornate floral oval border. Filled with detail throughout, this piece shows the Belgian love of flowers as a subject for still life art. -
This still life tapestry of flowers "Floral Composition in Vase - Green" shows a bouquet in a green background. -
Here's an ancient map of Florence or Fiorenza in this tapestry "Florence Ancient Map". In the style of a hilltop view, this map of the capital of the region of Tuscany. In it's history it was a center of trade and became known as the birthpace of the Renaissance era of art. Originally a Roman city, this place has been home to many famous people throughout history including the Medici family in the 15th century. -
This "Florence Cathedral" tapestry shows a large cathedral dome in the beautiful city of Florence. Florence is the capital of the Italian region of Tuscany. -
Filled with an air of irresistible French charm, this tapestry "Fountain by the Lake" shows a scene from the "Noble Pastorale" a series of 6 tapestries by French artist Francois Boucher. -
In this tapestry 'Fruit and Flowers' we see a delicate arrangement of flowers and fruit. Rustic in style, and masterful in its composition and use of color and light, this tapestry is sheer delight. The nearby next of eggs and young bird adds life to this scene. There is a refined balance in structure and use of color in this tapestry that is very pleasing. -
Galathea - Sanzio wall tapestry is based on the Triumph of Galatea fresco by Raffeall Sanzio from 1514. In this piece originally created for the Villa Farnesia in Rome, we see the nymph surrounded by sea creatures. To the left of the image Triton a merman, abducts one of the sea nymphs, while the Triton on the right is calling with a shell as a trumpet instrument. -
The Gathering Rose Buds tapestry is based on the work of artist British Pre-Raphaelite artist, John William Waterhouse. Here we see a work inspired by the poem from the 17th century "Gather ye rosebuds while ye may, Old Time is still a-flying; And this same flower that smiles today, Tomorrow will be dying." -
This Giason and Medea art tapestry is based on the artwork of John William Waterhouse from 1907. Here we see the lady Medea, who was the sorceress and daughter of King Aeetes of Colchis. Medea was in love with Jason, the famous Jason and the Golden Fleece. -
Here in this Gondola Ride tapestry, we see beautiful gondolas of Venice. The golden sunlight is providing a lovely illumination on the water as well as the buildings on the distant side of the sea. -
Full of gorgeous color and light, this cityscape tapestry "Grand Canal" shows a scene of Venice and its life on the canals. -
Greek Madonna wall tapestry shows the mother Mary and her Christ child in Greek Orthodox style. Here we see the Virgin Mary in a hooded gown and the Christ baby in elaborate garments on a gold background, accompanied by angels on both top corners. -
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. -
In this tapestry "Holiday Bunnies", we see two bunnies cuddling together in the snow. In mid winter, the rabbits are on the ground surrounded by holly in a snowing scene. -
This religious art tapestry "Holy Trinity (Icon)" shows the work of Andrei Rublev from 1410. This work of Rublev shows The Old Testament Trinity. The original is in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia. He was considered one of the most influential artists of the medieval Russian period of Orthodox frescos and icons. -
In this intricate landscape tapestry, a scene of the hunt on horseback is depicted in detail. This tapestry is in the style of the verdure or pastoral theme, and is typical of the rich verdures so popular in the 18th century in Italy and France. -
This wall hanging "Hotel Capri" shows a picturesque seaside scene of the island of Capri. Capri is an island in the Campania region of Italy, and the main city has the same name. -
This "Hunters Resting" tapestry shows a verdure scene inspired from the French and Italian verdures from the 17th century. Here in this scene we see a hunting party resting by the river bank. -
Painted in 1565 in a style that's now known as Flemish Renaissance, "Hunting in the snow" shows villagers enduring a hard winter in Belgium. The hunters seek food for their families, braving the elements that have gripped their village. -
This Hygeia by Klimt wall tapestry shows a detail from the ceiling painting called Medicine by Gustav Klimt from 1901. Here we see Hygeia, the daughter of the god of medicine, and represents health. She has an Aesculapian snake around her right arm, and the cup of Lethe in her left hand. -
This religious tapestry "Icone Madonna" is inspired from an iconic representation of the Virgin Mary and the Christ child. The original from 1380 was the work of Theophanes the Greek, who was the founder of the Novgorod school of icon painting. -
In Inside San Marco tapestry we see the incredible interior of Patriarcale di San Marco or Saint Mark's Basilica. Here we see the interior of marble floor, the mosaics which covers the upper section of the entire church, the roof and ceiling which shows artwork of 29 scenes including the Ascension of Christ. -
Irises II - Van Gogh tapestry is based on the famous work by van Gogh from 1889. The original was painted in Saint-Remy, May 1889 which is now in the Paul Getty Museum in the USA. The impressionism that van Gogh created is unique and highlights the play of light and color. -
A tapestry showing a rustic laneway in a very pretty part of Italy. This tapestry shows the traditional style buildings in old Italy where cobblestones and archways and narrow lanes paved the way. -
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. -
In this tapestry, Italian Still Life, we see the work of contemporary artist Felisky. The theme of Italian is captured by the use of Mediterranean ingredients in the composition such as garlic, figs, grapes, onions, cheese and olive oil. -
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 world map tapestry shows the country of Italy and in particular its wine regions. Italy is one of the European countries well renowned for its wine, and famous regions include Tuscany, Piedmont, Lombardy, Campania, Basilica and Umbria. -
Jesus Master tapestry is based on a Russian artwork depicting Christ from St Petersburg. Here Jesus is seen in the Russian Christian orthodox art style with his halo and his right hand in the Benediction or blessing position and holding the holy bible in this left hand. -
This medieval tapestry "John VIII Palaiologos" or Palaeologus, who was the Byzantine Emperor from 1425 - 1447 in Constantinople. This work is based on the artwork of Italian Renaissance painter Benozzo Gozzoli (1421-1497). -
This tapestry "Klimt Tree Of Life II" shows a modern and contemporary Tree of Life by Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). Klimt was one of the artists of the Vienna Succession movement.
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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. -
Klimt Tree Of Life VI tapestry is based on the work of Gustav Klimt called the Stoclet Frieze. This Austrian painter produced works of a unique nature and style, and this piece was commissioned for Palais Stoclet in Brussels. -
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. -
This piece focuses on the scenic beauty of Italy's famed "Lake Como" . In this work, we see the stone path wandering past the gardens and buildings on the right. At the end of the walk on the pavement on the left, we overlook one of the most beautiful lakes in the region, Lake Como itself. -
This tapestry "Lake Como Villa" shows a lakeside villa in the famous region of Lake Como. Based on the work of artist Robert Pejman, this tapestry shows the idyllic and beautiful life on the water in one of the most coveted regions in Europe. -
Part of his legendary Noble Pastorale series of six tapestries, "Lakeside Rendezvous" shows two couples enjoying a summer's day by the lake. One of Boucher's favorite subjects, romance is in the air as the couples court in front of a rich landscape filled with amazing detail. -
This evocative tapestry "Lakeside Vineyard" shows a stunning view of the vineyards in Tuscany. The gorgeous scene is from a terrace of a 16th Century Palazzo in Tuscanym and the attention to detail is superb. -
Les Croises or the Crusades tapestry shows knights about to go forth to battle, amidst the ladies of the forest. In this tapestry we see characteristic shields, garments and headgear of the entourage of knights in a mille fleur style backdrop of the forest inspired by the designs of William Morris.
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This "Lion Arrives In Venice" tapestry shows a fanciful scene of the winged lion stepping onto the shore of one of the Venetian islands. The winged lion is a tradition symbol of Venice, and symbolizes Mark the Evangelist who has been Venice's patron saint since 828 AD. -
This religious tapestry "Lorenzo Monaco Angel" shows the work of master Gothic painter from Florence, Lorenzo Monaco (1410-1415). Monaco was influenced by the work of Giotto di Bondone, who painted many religious frescos including the famous Scrovegni's Chapel in Padova. -
This landscape verdure tapestry "Louis XV Hunting" shows a scene with the king of France hunting with his noblemen. This beautiful work shows the famous sport or past time of the royalty of France. -
This religious wall art tapestry "Madonna Adoring the Child" shows the work of Antonio Allegri da Correggio (1489-1534). Correggio was the most prominent painter in the Parma school of the Italian Renaissance. -
This religious Renaissance religious tapestry "Madonna Aldobrandini - Raphael" shows the work of Raphael from 1507. this work shows the Virgin Mother, the Christ child and the infant John the Baptist. True to the original, we see a scene with the three interaction in a room, with the Roman landscape seen through the windows. -
The work of Roberto Ferruzzi, the Madonnina, or The Madonna of the Streets, was first exhibited in the Italian artist's hometown of Venice in 1897. Once believed to have been a rendition of the Blessed Mother, the subject is actually Angela Cian, who was spotted by Ferruzzi as she carried her baby brother. -
This Renaissance religious tapestry "Madonna Del Cardellino" shows he sacred work of Raffaelo (1483-1520). Here we see the Virgin Mary in a relaxed pose with a golden halo delicately behind her head. -
This religious Renaissance tapestry "Madonna del Cardellino II" shows the work of Raffaello Sanzio (1483-1520). Otherwise known as Raphael, this master artist from the Renaissance produced beautiful works, many of which are inspired by religious figures. -
Madonna del Cuscino tapestry is based on the art of Andrea Solari (1460-1524). Here we see the Mother Mary nursing the baby Christ child in a forest background. A white hood on her head symbolises purity. -
This religious art tapestry "Madonna del Garofino" shows a tapestry inspired by the work of Leonardo da Vinci. The original painting was produced in 1473 showing Mary and the Christ child reaching towards a bunch of flowers. -
This religious tapestry "Madonna Del Libro" or Madonna with Book, is the work of Sandro Botticelli from around 1483. The original is in Milan, in the Poldi Pezzoli Museum. Here we see the Mother Mary educating the young Christ child in a scene which shows a beautiful golden halo around their heads. -
This religious wall hanging "Madonna del Rosario" or Madonna of the Rosary, based on the work of Bartolome Esteban Murillo (1618-1682). Murillo was a painter in the Spanish Baroque style. -
This religious wall tapestry "Madonna della Pappa" shows the work of Paolo Veronese (1528 - 1588). Also known as the holy family, this work was originally a fresco painting by this high Renaissance painter. Veronese was the son of a stone cutter and as a youth in Venice, his talents as a painter became apparent, with his skills surpassing his teachers at age 15. -
This religious tapestry "Madonna Della Seggiola" shows the work of Renaissance artist Rafael (1483-1520). The work shows Mary holding the Christ child, while John the Baptist watches. -
This Christian or religious tapestry "Madonna Delle Vittorie" shows the Madonna of Victory. Here we see the Virgin Mary and the Christ child in iconographic style, which was made popular by the Russian school of iconography in art. -
Madonna di Medjugorie wall tapestry shows a rendition of the mother Mary statue. The name refers to Our Lady of Medjugorje or Queen of Peace was believed to have appeared to children in the Bosnian town in 1981. -
This Christian or religious tapestry "Madonna Di Montegergine" shows a fascinating work from a church in Italy, the Territorial Abbey of Montevergine. Here we see the Madonna in a black garment. Her halo is elaborate and shows her complex yet holy aura. -
This Renaissance religious wall hanging "Madonna from Manchester" shows the work of Michelangelo from 1497. This tapestry shows the completed portion of an unfinished work by Michelangelo depicting the Christ child indicating a passage from a scroll, with his cousin, John the Baptist, sometime after their return from Egypt. -
This Renaissance religious wall hanging "Madonna with Child - Rapahel" shows a work by Raphael from 1507. Raphael, the High Renaissance painter from Italy, produced many works showing the Virgin and Child on his tour to Florence from 1504 to 1508. -
This religious tapestry "Madonna's Coronation" shows the work of Gothic artist, Gentile Da Fabriano (1370 - 1427) from around 1420. From the Renaissance era, this Italian painter produced many works of religious subject matter, including the Adoration of the Magi, Flight into Egypt and Scene of the Nativity. -
Overflowing with symbolism and religious overtones, "Maria Dolorosa" depicts the Madonna and Child. "Maria Dolorosa" literally means "The Grieving Mother". It's as if Mary already knows the fate of her young child, as do her attendants. -
This Marina tapestry shows the work of Francesco Guardi, Venetian painter (1712-1793) and shows the life and times of Venice in the 18th century. -
This Mask on the Foreground tapestry shows a mask from the Carnival of Venice. As an annual celebration in Venice, the Carnival is a tribute to the victory of the republic of Venice against the forces of Ulrich II of Aquileia from 1162. -
This religious tapestry "Mater Dolorosa" shows the Virgin Mary. Also meaning Our Lady of Sorrows, this aspect of Mary is a key focal point in much of catholic art. -
This tapestry "Mediterranean Arches" shows the Italian Mediterranean seaside, the artwork of Kim. Here we see the brilliant blue water of the Mediterranean coastline with the gentle waves and rocky coast filled with greenery and villas. -
Filled with abundant impressionistic color, this tapestry "Mediterranean Arches II" shows an oceanside scene from the Mediterranean, an artwork by Gabriela. The works of Gabriela specialises in scenes of the Mediterranean countryside and seaside. -
This tapestry "Mediterranean Harbor" shows a beautiful scene of a Mediterranean harbor by artist Peter Bell. The use of color here is vivid and evocative of memories, and is a hallmark of Bell's works. -
This modern "Memories of Tuscany" tapestry is form the work of Tandi Venter. This modern artist who lives in Denver, Colorado. In her own words, "My artwork has evolved over time in my own search for modern simplicity that lends itself to clean, contemporary spaces." -
Though this scene played out thousands of times in 18th century Venice, the artwork of Francesco Guardi (1712-1793) makes it look fresh and original. A galleon has just dropped anchor in the harbor and the merchants have begun to disembark into the city. -
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. -
This exceptionally delightful tapestry "Morning in Pinewood" shows a scene of forest bears, the work of artist Ivan Shishkin from 1889. Shiskin was a Russian landscape painter who hailed from the Saint Peterburg Imperial Academy of Arts where he graduated with a gold medal. -
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 religious tapestry "Nativity - Giotto" shows a scene from the art of Giotto di Bondone (1267-1337). The originals are seen in Scrovegni's Chapel in Padova, which contains the master works of this 14th century Florence painter. -
This religious tapestry "Nativity - Giotto (left panel)" shows a detail from the work of 14th century artist Giotto di Bondone (1267-1337). His most revered works are in the Scrovegni's Chapel in Padova, which contains 37 scenes from the Nativity, the Annunciation and the Last Judgement. -
Painted by Rudolph Clandus (1893-1964), this tapestry captures a naval engagement at the height of battle. A Man O War fires simultaneously on two ships while others take to longboats, escaping their own ship which is taking on water and is on fire. -
In Navona Square tapestry we see the historic view of the Piazza Navona in Rome. Here we see the fountain surrounded by the beautiful baroque Roman architecture which includes 5 fountains in total. Beginning as Stadium of Domitian in the 1st century AD, it became a public space since the 15th century. -
Noble Pastorale is part of a series designed by Boucher. The originals were 12 x 19 feet long. This particular scene from the larger work depicts a lovely countryside with a couple courting by a lake. -
This medieval tapestry "Oath" shows the work called the Oath of Pontida by Mose Bianchi (1840 - 1904). The Oath tapestry shows the alliance of Pontidao formed in 1167 between the cities of Northern Italy. -
This Offering the Roses wall tapestry is based on the painting by British artist John William Waterhouse. Here we see a maiden offering roses she has plucked, inspired by the poem To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time by Robert Herrick. -
A wonderful little cafe on the cobblestoned road next to the Mediterranean water is what we experience here in this tapestry. This tapestry is a scene by the contemporary artist Sung Kim. -
This lovely Passage to San Marco tapestry shows a waterway with bridge and a gondola nearby. The island of San Marco, in Venice is a place filled with the most iconic sights of Venice, such as St Mark's Basilica and Square. -
The pansy or "pensee" got its name because it looked a bit like a human face. And during the month of August, it looks as if it's in deep thought. In this piece, the ornate vase holds a colorful array of a careful arrangement of flowers, which are very pleasing to the eye. -
In "Pensee II", a lovely cluster of flowers bursting forth. The arrangement, the composition and beautiful use of color combine to create a stunning work of art. Below are succulently ripe fruits that compliments the colors of the flowers wonderfully. -
This Renaissance religious tapestry "Pieta" shows the work of Giovanni Bellini. Here we see the crucified Christ with Mary and St John the Baptist. Bellini was an Italian Renaissance painter (1430-1516) and had a style that was all his own. -
This floral tapestry Pigeon shows an elaborate arrangement of flowers in nature with white pigeons. In this scene we see an array of flowers including tulips and peonies in full bloom in a vase, propped on a stone pedestal in the outdoor garden beside a tree. -
Pink Peonies tapestry shows gorgeous pink peonies in full bloom. Here we see the peonies in their natural green surrounds. -
Planisfero Italian world map wall tapestry is based on the work of cartographer Joan Blaeu from 1565. We see in this world map the contours of the world known at the time, with parts of the coastline of Australia and North America missing, and richly decorated with mythological figures and scenes to make the map as much art as science. -
Full of intricate beauty, this tapestry "Ponte Rialto" shows Rialto bridge, in a modern rendition by French artist Fabrice de Villeneuve. Rialto is the commercial and financial center of Venice and is known for its famous bridge. -
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. -
Basking in the warm flow of the Italian Riviera, the small fishing village of Portofino is the subject of this fine work. The picturesque waterfront comes alive in this landscape, which was painted from an overhanging balcony. -
This Primavera - Horizontal tapestry, is inspired from the work of artist Galileo Chini (1873 - 1956). His works are in the Art Nouveau theme and is seen here with its unique use of pattern motifs and geometric effects. -
This tapestry Primavera - Vertical is inspired from the work of artist Galileo Chini (1873 - 1956). This piece representing the Allegory of Spring, is a celebration of the season of Spring, and uses personification. -
Primavera (Allegory of Spring) I - Botticelli wall tapestry is based on the tempera panel painting by Renaissance artist Sandro Botticelli from 1482. Here we see, from the allegory of Spring, Primavera, the personification of Spring in the center, with cupid above and ladies with male mythological characters. It is said to be one of the most controversial paintings in the world. -
Primavera (Allegory of Spring) II - Botticelli is based on the famous painting by Sandro Botticelli from 1482. Here in this most famous Renaissance art work, also called the allegory of Spring, Primavera, we see a group of mythological creatures in the scene. In the center is Venus goddess of beauty and love with an angel above. -
This tapestry "Quaint Town" shows a delightful European village, filled with charm and light. Cobblestones form the pathway which leads the viewer through the archway into the homes an the farmland beyond in the distance. -
A reproduction of a detail from the Raphael's painting, the Sistine Madonna, this tapestry creates contrasts in reds and tans to accentuate Raphael's famed "Angels". The charming piece is simply delightful. -
This religious tapestry "Resurrection" is of remarkable beauty is based on the work of Pietro Perugino (1450-1523). He was an Italian Renaissance painter of the Umbrian school, and one of his pupils was Rapahel. -
This Return of Bucintoro tapestry shows the work of Giovanni Antonio Canal (1697-1768), an Italian painter of landscapes of Venice. -
This large tapestry "Romance In The Country" shows a scene from "Noble Pastorale" which is a series of 6 tapestries designed by Francois Boucher, the famous French artist and tapestry designer (1703-1770) who was champion of the Rococo movement of art. -
Full of French charm, this tapestry, "Romantic Musical Interlude" shows a scene from the "Noble Pastorale" which is a series of 6 tapestries by French artist Francois Boucher. -
The Rome tapestry shows a scene of St. Peter's Basilica, The Bridge of Angels, and Castel Sant'Angelo as seen from the Tiber river. -
Royal Hunters Gathering tapestry shows a scene of royal hunters with the horses and hounds in the countryside. Here in this scene in verdure style of the 17th century European tapestries, we see the rich garments of the royal folk with headgear and feathers, among the countryside with their servants attending to their shoes and assisting their hunt. -
Often attributed to Francois Boucher, "Royalty at Lake Como" was actually designed by an unknown artist. It shows a small party of nobility, enjoying the view from the terrace. The inspiration came from three paintings from the 17th century. -
Ruscello tapestry shows a delightful country scene of life in the rural hills of Europe. Here we see a family of children and their mother with their horse by the river side. The homes of the village is in the background and beyond are the plains leading to the mountains in the horizon. -
This religious tapestry "Sacred Family With Palm" shows the work of Raphael from around 1504-1508. Raphael, a master Renaissance painter created works from paintings to frescos to ceiling art, which has inspired generations of artists since. -
This religious tapestry "San Giuseppe (St John)" shows this famous saint with a child. We see him and the child with green and gold haloes to represent their pure and holy nature. -
With its web of canals, Venice has long been a center for sea trade. This scene captures daily life in Venice beautifully. Taking place in the Piazza San Marco, the canals are overflowing with small boats and gondolas. -
This religious wall tapestry "Santa Chiara (St Clare)" shows the work by Simone Martini in the Lower basilica of San Francesco, in Assisi. Santa Chiara or St Clare was an Italian saint and was one of the followers of St Francis of Assisi. -
The Santa Maria della Salute tapestry shows the gorgeous Saint Mary of Health domed baroque church of Venice. This church known as Salute, is seen in the background, with the water and life of the people on the water's edge shown in the foreground. -
Scaricatori Italian tapestry is based on the art of Francesco Guardi originally created in the 18th century. This scene shows lads pulling in a ship onto the beach. -
Scenes Galantes tapestry shows a countryside scene based on the work of Francois Boucher. Boucher, court painter of Louis XV, produced works portraying the life in the countryside full of romanticism. -
Based on an artwork of Yuri Lee, this tapestry captures the charm and beauty of life on the seaside. The cobblestoned terraces, the traditional villas and the abundance of flowers in the cityscape, provides the typical Italian setting of a village by the sea. -
This Siena Town Square tapestry shows a panorama of the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Tuscany. This square is one of medieval Europe's most well know town centers and squares and has gorgeous architecture including the Palazzo Pubblico or town hall built in 1297 and Torre del Mangia or tower built in 1338. -
This "Sleeping Beauty" tapestry is based on the work of Victor Vasnetsov (1848-1926), a Russian artist who specialised in mythological and historical subjects. Here we see Sleeping Beauty asleep amongst a beautiful, elaborate scene. -
Unmistakable in its style, this "Sleeping Danae" tapestry is based on the work of Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). The Sleeping Danae by Klimt portrays a legendary figure of Danae, who was visited by Zeus in the form of golden shower after which she became pregnant. -
In this tapestry, "Song of Tuscany" we see a gorgeous Tuscan villa in the idyllic Tuscan landscape by Max Hayslette. Full of Tuscan charm, the works of the Tuscan countryside is captured here by the light which highlights the villa and creates a reflection of light on the pond as well as the tips of the trees in the background and foreground. -
This religious art tapestry "St Francis of Assisi" shows the work of Cimabue (1240-1301). The original is found from a fresco in the lower basilica of Assisi. Cimabue was a Florentine painter and creator of mosaics. Here in this work we see St Fancis or St Fancesco hoding a bible with a golden halo around his head to signify his purity of spirit. -
This religious art tapestry "St Francis Preaching to the Birds" shows St Francis with his love of animals. St Francis of Assisi was a devout person form a young age, and is known for his love of animals and the environment. Here he is seen with a gathering of birds coming to be with his presence. -
In this religious art tapestry "St Michael" based on the original by Guido Reni (1635). It was for Capuchins' Church in Rome that Reni created this rendition of archangel Michael. A painter in the high-Baroque style, Reni created a multitude of works including those of religious and spiritual nature. -
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. -
For centuries, the swan has been the favorite subject of poets, musicians and artists. It symbolizes perfection, beauty and grace. Small wonder why "Swan in the lake" is such a beauty to behold. -
Built along the shows of Lake Como in Italy, Villa d'Este is one of the most stately examples of Renaissance architecture and art known. "Temple in Lake Como" shows the temple that is part of the villa's grounds. -
This tapestry is based on the work of US artist Elizabeth Jardine. She hails from the State University of New York and since a young child has been inspired by fine artists and master painters, to create her own works filled with classic regality and harmonious use of color. -
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. -
A scene of a Mediterranean terrace with the blue waters beyond is captured in this tapestry. In this tapestry we see the cobblestoned terrace with its urns and flowers, and the hint of the beautiful waters of the Mediterranean beyond towards the horizon. -
The Bridge Verdure shows a gorgeous scene by the countryside lake and bridge, in European verdure style. In this forest scene we see a stunning use of color and composition, where the village folk in their red, blue and brown attire pops out of the scene of forest and foliage of browns, and sophisticated blue greens. -
In The Coliseum Rome tapestry we see the Colosseum from a bird's eye view. Here we see the huge amphitheater originally built in 72 AD. The Colosseum can seat between 50 and 80 000 people and was the place of both battles and dramatic theatre. -
The Creation I - Michelangelo tapestry shows a rendition based on the Creation of Adam from the Sistine Chapel. Based on the work of Michaelangelo between 1508 and 1512 under the patronage of Pope Julius II, we see the iconic image where God is in a pose with Adam the first man with their fingers almost touching. -
The Creation by Michelangelo Italian wall tapestry is based on the famous Sistine chapel painting by Michelangelo from 1512. Here in this Renaissance masterpiece we see Adam, the first man, made by God in his own image. -
In The Creation III - Michelangelo or Creating Adam tapestry, we see a scene based on the famous work of Michelangelo from 1508 - 1512. Here we see the glorious moment of the creation of Adam the first man, in God's image. -
This Christian tapestry "The Crucifix of St Damian" shows a work from 12th century in Umbria, Italy by an unknown artist. The work was moved from San Damiano to the Basilica of Santa Chiara in 1257. -
This modern tapestry "The First Kiss" is inspired by William Bouguereau's "Cupid and Psyche" depicted as Children (1890), and portrays these characters in a style inspired by Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). The original is a painting by Bouguereau of these two mythological characters kissing. -
Taken from a section of "Mercanti", "The Galleon" focuses on the activities taking place along the docks of Venice as a large Galleon unloads its cargo. The merchants from aboard ship are already making their way ashore. -
The Galleon - No Border Italian wall tapestry is based on the painting by Francesco Guardi depicting the port and harbor life. Here we see the Venetian city where traders and merchants are seen in the jetties. The ships and their characteristic designs from the era can be seen as can the elaborate garments of the people. -
The Harbour tapestry shows a scene of Venice by Francesco Guardi from the mid 18th century. Guardi (1712-1793), a painter from the Venetian school, produced works in pittura di tocco, meaning of touch, with the techniques of dotting and brush-strokes. -
The Harbour II tapestry shows a scene of Venice by Francesco Guardi from the mid 18th century. Guardi (1712-1793) was a painter in the Venetian school being born into a family of painters. -
This religious tapestry "The Holy Family" is inspired by with work of Michelangelo Buonarroti (1503-1504). The original is now in the Galleria degli Uffizi. From Florence, this painter, more well known as simply Michaelangelo, created works which often involved religious scenes and figures. -
This beautiful verdure "The Hunting Trip" tapestry based on the works of the 17th century verdures, we see hunters on a hunting trip pausing by the lake. The hunting party includes a romantic couple as well as their horses and hounds. -
In The Kiss III - Klimt tapestry, we see the famous Kiss by Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). One of his most famous works, from his Golden age of production, the original of which was painted with gold leaf as part of his materials. -
This tree of life tapestry "The Knight with the Tree of Life" is from the artwork of Gustav Klimt (1862 - 1918). Klimt was an artis who profoundly influenced the art movements which followed him including the Modernism and the Art Deco movements. -
Filled with dramatic action and foreshadowing of the betrayal that is about to occur in his life, Christ hosts The Last Supper, one of Leonardo da Vinci's most well known and best loved works. -
This tapestry depicts the Last Supper scene of Christ in detail. Woven in France, this work features detail and intricacy in this scene that is one of the most well known of da Vinci's. -
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 Museum tapestry, we see a fanciful and imaginative portrayal of the interiors of the Museum of Art in Italy. Here we see a scene full of paintings, sculpture as well as artists and their admirers. The perspective is huge and is a dreamlike rendition of a paradise of art. -
Featuring the flora and fauna that is the bounty of Mother Nature, "The Nest" is a celebration of the harvest as well as renewal of spring. Above, two birds feather their nest, which is filled with eggs. The tree not only offers them protection, but a source for nesting materials as well. -
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 scene "The orange gatherers" portrays women collecting oranges in a Mediterranean orange grove. Painted in 1890 by John William Waterhouse, it is typical of the love many artists have had for Italy over the centuries. -
A secret garden is seen beyond the archway in this tapestry. A cobblestoned terrace lined by charming potted plants and topiary, we see beyond a secret garden of polar trees and manicured lawns and flowerbeds. -
The Swans tapestry is a gorgeous tapestry scene of swans on a forest lake. In the scene of verdure style of the 17th century Europe, we see white swans on the countryside lake amongst forest greenery and a palatial columned garden patio in the background. -
The Swans - Detail tapestry shows a scene of white swans on a forest lake. In this verdure landscape we see a forest scene of swans in the lake on a background of a forest with a columned garden decor in the background. -
A tapestry showing the famous work of Botticelli with the three graces. Part of the work of the work "Le Printemps de Botticelli" these 3 graces represents the goddesses of charm, beauty, and human creativity. -
This modern tapestry "The Virgin" or "Die Jungfrau" is a work by Gustav Klimt from around 1913. Klimt was an Austrian Symbolist painter and his main subject was the female figure and characters. -
This Renaissance religious tapestry "Transfiguration of Jesus" is based on the work of Raffaello Santi, or Raphael, from 1483. It is taken from his painting where we see Jesus floating in the sky, surrounded by the prophets Moses and Elijah, and a crowd of people including three of the apostles, below in surprise and disbelief. -
This Tuscan landscape tapestry "Tuscan Afternoon" is from the work of contemporary artist Brad Simpson. Here in this tapestry we see a village archway and path leading through a garden, to the scenic and beautiful Tuscan region of Italy surrounded by the hilly landscape. -
Filled with vivid color and evocative of memories, this modern landscape tapestry "Tuscan Archway" represents the work of artist Jill Schultz McGannon. An artist of beautiful landscapes and countrysides, this artist has a flair for color and evocativeness. -
In this work by Max Hayslette "Tuscan Gold" we see a series of Tuscan villas in the hilly countryside. The works of Hayslette reflects his love of Tuscan and Italian landscapes, and his works evokes the beautiful light that is seen in the afternoons in this region of central Italy. -
This Tuscan Poppy Landscape tapestry shows a marvelous rendition of poppy fields of the Mediterranean. In this scene we see a stylised rendition of the poppies in full bloom, on curved rolling hills accented by its rows of vineyards and crops, all the way to the horizon. -
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. -
In Unicorn Medieval wall tapestry we see a unicorn perched on a shield with the royal crest of the Le Viste family. The Le Viste family commissioned the unicorn and the lady series of tapestries and here we see a work inspired from a detail from those pieces with the unicorn and his cape and shield bearing their emblem. -
This Vanity tapestry is based on the work of artist Frank Cadogan Cowper from 1907. Cowper has been described as the last of the Pre-Raphaelites and his works includes Vanity. Here we see a young lady holding a mirror, with lush garments and flowing golden hair. -
In this tapestry, just like in its companion piece 'Venetian Gondolas II', we see a scene revealing life on the waterfront in the city of Venice. Here in this work by Marcelo Silva we see a series of gondolas lined up outside a canal front home, ready to transport people or goods across the city of canals. The uniqueness of life on the water comes to life in this tapestry by Marcelo Silva. -
In this tapestry, a scene of 'Venetian Gondolas' along the canal just outside a home on the waterfront beholds us. This design is from the artist Marcelo Silva, well known for his many paintings depicting beautiful, lazy and romantic afternoons on the Venetian waterfront. The romantic life on the water comes to life in this work by Marcelo Silva. -
In this work Venetian Light, we see a colorful scene of Venice with its homes on the water. We see bright orange colored walls, with contrasting blue shutters. -
Venice is one of the most famous cities in the world, highly regarded for its beauty and romance which is associated with this location for many centuries. Being dubbed one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Venice is a tapestry that exude European charm and a richness of history. -
Designed with a medieval style, this world map tapestry of Venice "Venice Ancient Map" shows the city of canals with its impressive collection of boats and ships. Made up of 118 islands, this intricate network of lands are connected by bridges to create the city of canals. -
Venice Canal II tapestry shows a beautiful scene from Venice with gondolas in the water. A beautiful bridge is connecting the islands and is brilliantly illuminated by the sunlight. -
This Venus Blindfolds Cupid tapestry, we see a tapestry based on the work of Tiziano Vecellion (1488-1756) or Titian. Cupid is depicted as blindfolded, which is to mean that love is arbitrary. -
This tapestry shows a scene from Venera, the most heavenly region of Lake Como, Italy. Nestled in the mountain lake, this point in Lake Como has some of the most gorgeous villas in Italy. -
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. -
A wonderfully evocative work, this "View of Naples" tapestry shows the work of Pietro Fabris (1740-1792). Thought to have been born in England, and Venice trained, this artist produced works celebrating the countryside of famous places including Pompeii and the eruption of Vesuvius. -
In this tapestry "Villa Capri" we see a gorgeous villa on the coast of the island of Capri, the work of artist Robert Pejman. The famous island of Capri has been revered for its stunning beauty since ancient times. -
A scene of the Tuscan hills beyond and the goods of an Italian meal just before us. This tapestry "Vino de Tuscany" celebrates the beauty that is on offer from Italy. The beauty of the natural world of Tuscany with its abundant landscape and sun, accompanied by good wine and food. -
This tapestry "Vitruvian Man" shows the famous drawing by da Vinci from 1487. This work is one of the most famous by da Vinci, and like the Mona Lisa, has taken on a life of its own. The Roman architect Vitruvious described the relationship between the human form and geometry used in architecture in the Classical period. -
This tapestry "Warn Tuscan Sun" shows a scene of the Tuscan landscape and villa by artist Max Hayslette. In this scene we see a large villa on a hilltop with beautiful trees and hills surrounding, in a warm afternoon light. -
Remarkable in composition, this piece "Water Snakes - Klimt" is based on the work of Gustav Klimt, also known as Water Serpents I. This tapestry bears the hallmarks of Klimt's beautiful works, including the red an golden haired femme fatale that he was obscessed with in his Erotic Symbolist works of his creation. -
In Windows with Wisteria tapestry we see a pair of windows adorned with wisteria and a cat perched. This cityscape tapestry shows life in the city or town, with the coming together of man-made and natural elements, and the purple wisteria blends beautifully with the stone walls and red and beige windows. -
One of his most cherished works of art, "Women Washing By the Lake" is part of a much larger work originally designed by Francois Boucher. Set in an Italian peasant village, three women do their laundry in the blue lake as a young child plays nearby.
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