Large Tapestries - 60 to 70 Inches
Large tapestries have been a part of our daily lives for a long time.
As a part of our home decor, tapestries have an impression and impact on us that not many other pieces of home decor tend to have.
Because of their presence and warmth of feeling, large wall tapestries have remained as popular even today as home and wall decor, since their origins hundreds of years ago.
Here is our collection of large wall tapestries in the dimensions of 60-70 inches.
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This tapestry shows the elaborate setting up of a Joust tournament in medieval times. This tapestry is based faithfully on the original "Une Descente de Tournoi a la Fin du XV Siecle" by Jean-Paul Laurens (1838- 1921).
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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. -
A Mon Seul Desir V tapestry shows the scene from the To My Sole Desire scene of the series of 6 tapestries based on the originals from 1470. Thought to be woven in Brussels, and discovered in 1841 in the Boussac castle in France after centuries where it went missing, this work is a much loved work of the medieval period.
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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. -
This tapestry features the iconic acanthus leaves, designed by Henry Henry Dearle from 1890. It shows the acanthus leaves which was a favorite motif in the works of Morris and Co.
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Aix in Provence tapestry shows a beautiful garden estate, the work of artist Vail Oxley. In this work, we see a European mansion and an abundance of blooms and foliage in its gardens, and a path leading to the sun lit villa. -
In this Alexander the Great tapestry, we see Alexander the Great on horseback, in the war with Darius II. -
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 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. -
This gorgeous tapestry shows an ancient Greek urn with garlands of vines and grapes in a classic style. This tapestry is lovely in its detail from the nuances of the urn, the grapes, the vines and the flowers. There is ornate detail in the urn itself that gives it a grand feel. -
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 Apollo III tapestry shows the work from a series of tapestries call the Triumph of Apollo. -
Arboles de la Vida tapestry shows the immortal tree of life with an abundance of colorful flowers. -
This "Arch de Cagnes" tapestry shows the work of artist Sam Park. Park was born in South Korea and travelled to Paris, France, where he studied art, and developed his unique style reminiscent of French impressionists. -
In this tapestry "Arms of the Knights" the unicorn and lion are in the forest where the knights of Camelot are pursuing the elusive unicorn. -
One of a series of tapestries depicting the four seasons, "Art Nouveau-Autumn" celebrates the coming of fall. The subject of the piece, a lovely female, is shown holding fruit and an organic scepter in a style that is the very essence of the Art Nouveau art. -
Full of spectacular detail and color, this tapestry "Audience of the Prince" shows a prince with extraordinary and lavish nobilty and objects around him. We see the prince in the centre on his throne, with helpers around him, attending to visitors. -
This tapestry Automne based on a work by Flemish artist V. Houben (1918-2000), depicts a scene in East Flanders in Belgium. The beauty of autumn and the change of color in the tree's leaves is depicted with rich color and detail in this tapestry, as the eye is led into the distance, along the cobbled path and river. -
Filled with classic symbolism of the coming of fall and winter, Autumn harvest by Jean-Baptiste Oudry is a wonderful study of design, composition and the use of the finest weaving techniques to bring landscape to life. There is tremendous detail evident everywhere in Autumn harvest.
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Based on the work of British Born Simon Bull, this tapestry Awakening shows a poppy in sumptuous style. Here we see the poppy in all its glory, as if rising from a scene of abstract color and flowers. -
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This Bath and Reading in the Garden tapestry shows a scene from the medieval period. Here we see a lady of the court taking a bath with her maids providing music and assistance. -
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 "Bayeux Banquet" shows a scene from the extraordinary tapestry of the story behind the Battle of Hastings of 1066 between Duke William of Normandy and King Harold of England. Here in this tapetry we see William and his crew enjoying a banquet feast after their victory at the Battle. -
This tapestry "Bayeux Banquet" shows a detail from the extraordinary Bayeux tapestry. Here we see a detail from the banquet after the victory at the Battle of Hastings by Duke William, whereby he became the first Norman king of England in December 1066. -
Here in this fine tapestry "Bayeux Mont St Michel", we see Duke William's crew preparing for the Battle of Hastings of 1066. This battle was historic as William becomes the first Norman king of England with his victory over King Harold of England. -
This tapestry "Bayeux Navigio" shows a detail from the extraordinary Bayeux tapestry. In this scene we see the voyage of Duke William and his lords and crew across the sea in summer, to their eventual landing in England. -
In this Bayeux William Navagio tapestry, we see a scene from the Battle of Hastings in 1066. Here we see the voyage of Duke William and his men to land on the shores of England in the summer. -
A beautiful mare is seen here posing for us. From the work of Robert Duncan, this tapestry is a great example of the artist's use of shade, light and color. The beauty of the mane and the shadows it creates on her neck is just part of the detail and realism that this tapestry offers. -
Bellagio Village tapestry shows a scene of this Lake Como village steps leading to the water. Accompanied with gorgeous flower filled terrace windows on the villas and shops, and a lovely cobblestoned street, one can imagine walking through the Bellagio Village to the water of Lake Como. -
This Birds Beige tapestry shows a delightful design of flowers and birds from a Russian painting on wood. -
In this Birds (Black) tapestry we see a design inspired by an old Russian painting on wood. -
A lovely verdure tapestry showing a red drape on a foliage scene. Verdure tapestries began to flourish in popularity in the 17th century and was a celebration of the beauty of nature and their use in art. -
Bouquet de Armide tapestry shows a work from a 19th century wallpaper from around 1855. The Louis XVI style was prominent at this time, and wallpapers were inspired by nature and gardens.
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This Bouquet De Six tapestry shows the work of artist Jocelyne Anderson-Tapp. Based in British Columbia, Canada, the works of Anderson-Tapp shows floral elements in a stylized way. -
Bouquet de Verendael tapestry shows a work by Nicolaes van Verendael (1640-1691). This Flemish painter was famous for his paintings of flowers in vases. -
The Brocade Palm tapestry shows a charming palm scene. A central palm tree in the desert is surrounded by decorative motifs of palm fronds and foliage and a butterfly. -
Canals were an important part of commerce in Europe for centuries. This tapestry captures one of these trade routes in its pristine beauty. A tall stand of trees is mirrored in the canal in amazing detail. -
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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Caroline Taupe tapestry shows a French styled portiere based on the pieces of the 17th century. Here in this work we see a central bouquet of flowers, surrounded by foliage and curved motifs resembling leaves decorating the entire piece. -
This portiere tapestry "Caroline Gold" shows a decorative design based on French 17th century portieres. This wall decor of the portiere was used as decoration to adorn walls of chateaus and homes, and here we see a gorgeous design of flowers and foliage inspired curlicues and spirals which decorates the piece beautifully. -
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. -
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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This Chateau Bellevue IV tapestry shows the grand grounds of Versailles based on the "Royal Residences" from the 17th century. The originals were made at the Gobelins Tapestry Manufactory for King Louis XIV, and showed life in the palaces of royalty. -
Classic Garden Retreat tapestry shows the work of artist James Lee. Here we see a classic scene of columns and bridges in a colorful floral scene of pinks, violets and yellows. -
This floral tapestry in modern style "Come Dance with Me" shows a pair of flowers in bloom. The flowers are intertwined to suggest romance and dance. The colorful background provides a delightful backdrop to this floral scene. -
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A tribute to the verdures of the French tapestry era of the 17thg century, this "Country Scene" tapestry shows a mythological scene from the countryside. -
The Courson tapestry shows a gorgeous bouquet of flowers in an urn in a landscape based on the work of Michele Antonio Rapous from the 18th century. Rapous (1733-1819) produced many floral paintings where he shows the glorious world of flora.
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In this cityscape tapestry Courtyard Alsace we see the work of Philip Craig. Here we see abundant foliage bringing the eye to the archway in the distance. -
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. -
In this artful tapestry, "Deer & Shields", the shields of the Knights of the Round Table are displayed around the edge of the work, creating a decorative border. The knights were the individuals sent on the quest to find the Holy Grail, the vessel used in the Last Supper. -
In this scene, we see the Departure of the Knights in the quest for the Holy Grail. This tapestry is based from a series of 6 tapestries commissioned by William D'Arcy in 1890, and woven in 1895-6, the originals of which are in the Birmingham museum.
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This brilliant tapestry "Desiree" is the work of artist Simon Bull who's claim to fame is his works rich in color which evokes emotions that are at the core of the effects of his works. His works are world renowned and are increasingly sought after by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors. -
Duc de Berry French tapestry shows is based on the work of Jean de France, from the Book of Hours from the Middle Ages. The Duke of Berry title was given to younger members of the French royal family. This tapestry shows the month of May, the month of love.
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This tapestry shows an elephant roaming the plains of Africa, with her young calf just behind her. The vivid textures of the scene are superbly captured in this piece depicting the African elephant in its natural environment. -
This Elkington tapestry wall hanging shows the work of Wilms. The still life before us shows gorgeously colored and designed vases, urns and plates. -
The Emperor Maximilian Hawking - Right tapestry shows the king hunting in the woods. Here we see the king charging on his horse in style in the woods in the popular pasttime of hunting. -
In this charming tapestry by Charles Le Brun, we see children in the garden of an estate. The children are planting flowers in an enclosed garden arbor and tidying sticks and branches. -
With the tremendous detail of this wonderful tapestry, one can almost hear the sound of a trumpeting horn, the pounding of the hooves and the baying of dogs as they search for their prey, in this "English Hunting Scene". -
This remarkable tapestry "European Summer Quince" shows a beautiful tapestry based on the original work of William Morris. The summer quince fruit tree is seen here in full fruit, and rises tall among an upwardly swirling acanthus leaf design. -
This tapestry "Evening Mood" is the artwork of French painter William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905). The works of Bouguereau focuses on women and he portrays each female character with a combination of realism and idealism, and borders on fantasy. -
This tapestry "Exotique" shows a scene from a set of ten ten tapestries called "The History of the Chinese Emperor" commissioned by Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, son of King Louis XIV. -
With a theme that was made popular in the medieval period, this tapestry "Falcon Hunt" shows the medieval technique of hunting with falcons, or falconing. -
This delightful tapestry "Flamingo Verdure" shows a scene of wild birds on the port city in French verdure style. In this work we see a meeting of wild birds including a flamingo, geese, partirdge and a sea creature. Here they are among the seaside port city and verdure of the forest and trees, in a style reminiscent of the French verdures of the 17th century where the French were fascinated by the exotic and included these elements into their decor and art designs. -
In this tapestry we see a full bouquet of flowers on an urn. The archway beyond provides a palatial setting for this arrangement of flowers. -
This Floral Arch Duo tapestry shows a gorgeous arrangement of flowers in a duo archway. The colors of the blooms are simply beautiful as the crimsons, mauves, pinks and blues combine to create an almost surreal bouquets. -
Woven in chenille, "Floralie" is a delight to behold. The deep yellow background lets the brilliant spray of flowers in the bouquet burst forth in "Floralie". Offsetting the beautiful red flowers are sprigs of green leaves that adds depth and balance to this piece. -
From the work of J.B. Oudry (1686-1755) we see the 18th century painter's masterful work depicting the four seasons. Here we see spring summer on the left and winter autumn on the right, which are also produced as separate tapestries in their own right.
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Free Fall II tapestry shows an abstract scene of green leaves falling. Here we see the leaves captured in a moment in time as they fall, in a beautiful abstract scene of golds, greens, aquas and earth red. -
Full of vibrancy and detail, this tapestry From This Day On - Simon Bull, shows poppies and tulips in a colorful abstract work, based on the artwork of Simon Bull. Here we see a sumptuous display of flowers, specifically two poppies, among tulips in a blue and green background. -
Frutti D'Estate tapestry or Summer Fruits tapestry shows a work of gorgeous French tradition. In this tapestry we see a celebration of the harvest of summer with peaches and foliage in a large ornate urn, surrounded by motifs from nature including leaves and vines, as well as a bird and feather elements below. -
In Game of Skittles tapestry we see the traditional game in Britain in a forest verdure scene. Here we villagers playing the bowling game in a clearing in the forest in their traditional garments with an abundance of foliage of the trees and flowers to create a gorgeous work. -
Golden Dragon tapestry shows the work of artist Brad Simpson. Simpson, lives in Dallas, Texas and his illustrations and artwork is pure delight. -
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. -
The grand tiger is seen here in this tapestry by contemporary British artist Paul James. His works bear the hallmark of distinct clarity and bold use of the color palette to depict wildlife. -
This remarkable and famous tapestry was originally woven in Flanders in the late 15th century. This tapestry now hangs in the Cluny museum in Paris. The scene we see is the creation of wine from grapes with the wine press which represented a joyful process of the villagers. -
This Grecian Urn tapestry shows a cornucopia of fruit and flowers. Simply over brimming with the abundance of nature, this work shows color and composition beautifully laid onto the orate white Grecian style vase with handles. -
In Genevieve or Guinevere wall tapestry we see the legendary love interest of King Arthur. Here we see a depiction of this couple in medieval style of tapestry production with their royal garments, forest foliage, and castle among the village, with banners and flags to decorate the scene.
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In this Guillaume Le Conquerant tapestry, we see a scene based on the original showing King Harold travelling to the coast preceded by his pack of hounds. In the border we see mythological creatures moving along with the central focus of characters on their travels.
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In Halte Des Chasseurs tapestry, we see a work based on the verdures from Aubusson in the 18th century. Here we see a glorious scene of royalty in the woods with the men hunting and the women enjoying the woods.
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This unique tapestry "Hands and Horses" shows a scene from the cave of Pech Merle in France, the original paintings of which are estimated to be over 24 000 years old. -
Les Cerfs Ailes or The Winged Stags tapestry is handwoven and shows a stunning scene of mythical winged stags or Perytons, a creature of Atlantis. The original works was created for the King of France in the 15th century, King Charles IX. Here we see the stag in a pen, protected by lions in a spectacular work filled with artistry. -
This handwoven tapestry "Handwoven Les Moissonneurs" shows the harvesters in a wonderful 17th century scene. In Les Moissoneurs meaning harvesters, we see a scene of villagers in the fields harvesting crops of hay with their sickles. -
This handwoven tapestry "Repose a la Fontaine" shows the detail from unicorn at the fountain, based on the famous "La Chasse" tapestry from Brussels from the 15th century. -
This large handwoven tapestry "Handwoven Verdure Aubusson" shows a verdure scene with bridge and bird. In this piece we see a glorious display of color and composition with the glowing golds, oranges and saffron yellows contrasting beautifully with the darker greens and green blues. This is a wonderful example of the French style of verdure tapestry art which originated from the 17th century. -
In this Hercules tapestry, we see the strong Roman and Greek god, son of Zeus, and is the symbol of adventurousness. -
A gorgeous verdure scene showing a hunt in medieval times. This tapestry shows nobles on their horses running through the forest in their hunt accompanied by their many hounds. -
This sumptuous and colorful medieval tapestry shows the "Hunt of the Boar". It showcases the beautifully clad noblemen and women with their hounds hunting down the boar in the woods, with some spectators in the background looking on. -
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. -
Along with several other world-class tapestries, "Iris" is part of a scene from "The Jagaloon Tapestries", which can be found in a castle near Krakow, Poland. Pictured in "Iris" is a tranquil river scene. Out of crystal clear water in the foreground emerges river blossoms. -
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. -
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. -
Jardin des Delices, or Garden of Delights, was inspired by a panoramic work by famed painter Joseph Fuchs. Painted in 1861, Jardin des Delices is a lush, tropical rain forest that is awesome in its design, color and composition.
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In Jardin Panoramique Grande tapestry we see a luscious scene of gardens, flowers and lakes amongst a palatial building. In this work, we see an idyllic landscape of lakes, gardens and mountains. -
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 "June Tree of Life" is a work of artist Natasha Wescoat and is a modern interpretation of the Tree of Life. Filled with bold color and geometric shapes, this work represents the sacred tree as a source of life. -
Full of exotic subject matter, this tapestry "The King Borne" or "The Bearing of the King" was originally commissioned by the French King Louis XIV. It was designed by his personal artist Lebrun, the first painter to the King. -
Kiss Captured tapestry shows the Kiss based on the work of Gustav Klimt. An artist from Austria in the Vienna Secession movement, Klimt (1862 - 1918) was fascinated by the subject of this woman shown in the Kiss as well as his other works such as the Accomplishment. -
This Kuekenhof I tapestry shows the gardens which are the most beautiful in the world. Known as the garden of Europe, this garden in Holland, is near Lisse in the Netherlands. -
Kuekenhof II tapestry shows a scene from one of the largest gardens in the world. This huge garden in Holland boasts thousands of tulips, and here we see a scene of red and yellow tulips beside a still lake reflecting the colors of the foliage of the trees in the woods beyond. -
Full of the abundance of tulips, this Kuekenhof IV tapestry shows the gardens of the huge flower garden in Holland. -
Kuekenhof Portiere I tapestry shows a scene from the famous expansive garden in Holland. -
Kuekenhof Portiere II shows a scene from the expansive gardens in Holland. Full of tulips, this garden is one of the largest in Europe. -
The Keukenhof is a huge park garden in Holland which has over 7 million bulbs planted each year. In this scene we see a lake with a fountain among the expansive gardens. -
In this tapestry, "L' Escarpolette" or the Swing, is based on the work of 18th century painter Jean-Honore Fragonard, and is considered a master work of the Rococo period. It is regarded as Fragonard's best known work and was originally created in 1767. -
L'Arbre De Mai French tapestry is based on an original cartoon by David Teniers II (1610-1690). The original was woven in 1650 in Brussels by Jerome le Clerc and Jacques Van der Borcht in the Van der Hecke's workshops. L'Arbre De Mai translates to the May Tree. Here we see villagers playing in the countryside next to their villas.
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L'Arrivee Au Port tapestry shows an ancient scene of a port in Europe. Here we see the ships arriving on the grounds of a castle, and the fishermen greeted by villagers. This piece shows the life and times of ancient Europe.
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In this tapestry we see the famous scene from "La Belle Dame Sans Merci II" a poem of John Keats, depicted by Sir Francis Dicksee. This famous poem has inspired many artists to paint scenes from its story including Waterhouse and Dicksee. -
La Chasse tapestry shows a glorious medieval scene of the hunt in the countryside. In the medieval period, the hunt with hounds and falcons was a past time of royalty. Here we see members of nobility hunting in the forest close to the castle, where their hounds are sniffing out prey, as a favorite pasttime. -
La Cour is a detail from the tapestry "A la Cour du Roy" and shows the call of the king. Based on the original "Une Descente de Tournoi a la Fin du XV Siecle" by Jean-Paul Laurens, this tapestry shows the nobility preparing their knights for the jousting tournament.
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La Floret de Marly tapestry shows a verdure forest scene, a detail from the Forest of Clairmarais tapestry. In this gorgeous tapestry we see a detail from the larger work depicting the forests around Paris which were used by the royalty of France in the 17th and 18th centuries including the forests fo Clairmarais and de Marly, for the past time or sport of hunting by the kings and his royal court.
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Le Joute or the Joust is a tapestry showing the tournaments held with a festival flavor. This tapestry shows the knights preparing for the joust with a display of helmets, jousting equipment and royal emblems representing the factions contesting.
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This gorgeous tapestry shows a classic Belgian verdure scene of forest and foliage, with a little house in the background. The delightful style of the Belgian and French verdures are shown here with the characteristic attention to the gradations of color in the foliage. -
This tapestry, La Prise de Lille II is based on 1 of 14 tapestries called The History of the King. Here in this scene we see King Louis XIV, with his army commanders Vauban and Turenne. -
This Lady and the Unicorn Series II tapestry shows the Lady with three senses, of the six senses including love, portrayed by this series. Here we see the senses of Smell, Hearing and Touch. -
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. -
This tapestry shows "Lady of Shalott" the work of John William Waterhouse from 1883. The Lady of Shalott was a ballad by Lord Alfred Tennyson and tells of the Arthurian story of a mysterious lady living in an inland castle on a river and is seen here on her final voyage to Camelot. -
In this tapestry, we see Claude Monets painting of his lily pond at Giverny. Monet's work is represented beautifully here in his mastery of the art of rendering water and nature next to each other. -
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. -
Floral landscapes reached their zenith in the 18th century. In the hands of the skilled weavers of Oudenaarde, the landscapes were simply stunning and without equal. In "Landscape with Flowers", you can readily see the superb work of these artisans. -
This tapestry "Lascaux Part" shows part of a scene from the famous caves painted over 30 000 years ago. The cave Lascaux in France were discovered by teenagers on a wandering expedition, which led to the realisation from historians that these are among some of the most ancient artworks discovered. -
Following the 5 tapestries representing the senses, we have the tapestry Le Desir Fonce, showing desire or love, from the series of tapestries the Lady and the Unicorn. -
The sense of taste is represented here in this tapestry Le Gout Fonce. The lady is seen taking candy or sweets from a dish held by her maid servant. -
Les Anciennes Indes (The Ancient Indies) was a set of eight tapestries created by the Gobelins manufactory. One of the eight is "Le Point D'eau", which added elements of fantasy to otherwise realistic depictions of plants and animals. -
This Le Roi Arthur or King Arthur tapestry shows King Arthur in full armor in battle. In this piece we see him in line with an army of knights all in their helmets, and regalia of flags and capes, especially the most elaborately decorated for Arthur's horse, among the foliage of the forest.
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In this medieval tapestry we see a joust from a tournament of Camelot where King Arthur and his court would watch. The event of the Tournaments in Camelot were a joyful occasion where knights of Camelot and surrounding regions could show off their skills.
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This medieval tapestry shows a scene of King Arthur and his kingdom. We see Merlin, Arthur, Guenievre, and knights of Camelot in a scene of forest and rivers.
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In this Les Astronomes tapestry we see the astronomers in the Orient studying the globe, and looking towards the skies through a telescope. -
This piece 'Les Oiseaux' is vintage piece based on the design of William Morris, where we are greeted with 5 charming birds on a tree laden with ancanthus like leaves. This very motif of the acanthus leaves is a favorite of Morris, for it's ability to create just the right effect of stillness and movement. In this case, we see the birds, including some baby phesants pershing and enjoying the delights this tree has to offer.
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The King's pipers and drummers are seen here in this tapestry, based on the work of Charles Le Brun (1619 - 1690). The work of Le Brun is famous in French history through the times of King Louis XIV when he became the first painter to the King.
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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. -
This Luchon Terrace tapestry shows a quaint village street in France. A music shop and flower shop is flanking the central entrance to the shops beyond. -
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. -
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. -
The Maximilian Hunting tapestry shows king Maximilian in the woods hunting with his men. In this scene we see the king and his men in the forest with his horses and hounds in the medieval past time of hunting. -
This medieval tapestry is from the Maximilian hunting tapestries, a series of 12 tapestries designed for Archduke Maximilian, after the designs of artists Pieter Coeke and Frans Borremans from Brussels. -
This Medieval Concert tapestry shows a scene of music and song, from the medieval period. Filled with medieval style, this work shows an organist, a lutist, a violinist and singers performing their work. -
The Medieval Forger tapestry shows a medieval scene of metal forgers and blacksmith in the medival forest. Here in this scene we see the men working their craft and skills as they forge a metallic piece into a tool or sword for royalty to use. -
Out of all his paintings, Claude Monet's gardens at Giverny is one of his most grand and most well known. In this tapestry, we see the entire vista of the lake and gardens in all its spectacular color and form. The variety of colors and foliage in this magnificent garden is incredible and is superbly captured in this grand tapestry. -
Of all of Monet's impressionistic masterpieces, his paintings at the gardens at Giverny is one of his most popular. In this tapestry we see a detail from one of his most popular paintings focused on the waterlilies and variegated colored trees in the distance. The impressionistic rendition of the foliage contrasts with the glass like reflection on the lake. -
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. -
This Morning Song - Simon Bull tapestry shows a gorgeous white magnolia, based on the work of renowned artist Simon Bull. In this sumptuous work, we see the white flower in a morning light with colors of blue, pinks and purples variegating the white petals of the magnolia. -
Gustav Klimt's "Mother and Child - Klimt" tapestry shows a gorgeous work depicting his favorite red haired woman, this time with child. Their embrace is beautiful as captured by the expression on their faces. -
Filled with exotic art nouveau style, this Mucha Autumn tapestry shows the work of Alphone Mucha (1860-1939). Here, his favorite subject of the mysterious woman who personifies the seasons, is walking holding a basket of fruits. -
This Mucha Spring tapestry shows the wonderful image of the woman of Spring, or Spring personified by Alphonse Mucha, Czech artist (1860-1939). His works created a sensation as he developed his Parisian Art Nouveau style. -
The season of summer is portrayed here by this famous work of Czech artist Alphone Mucha from his work entitled "The Seasons" from 1896. -
This Musical El-Khalifa tapestry shows an exotic Arabian scene of festivities. We see the members of the palace gathered together, celebrating with dancers, and music. -
In this heraldic tapestry "Napolean Burgundy" we see a classic royal crest showing the eagle and bees of the Empire style. The images of the horn of plenty, where fruit bursts forth supports the central emblem of a crest with an eagle. -
This coat of arms tapestry "Napolean Dark Blue" shows the crest of Napolean with the famous eagle symbol. When Napolean became emperor in May 1804, he counselled with his Conseil d'Etat to produce a new royal crest for his new empire. -
In this tapestry "New Enchantment" by John Douglas, we see a city scene of the Mediterranean in a fantasy like style. The beauty of this region of the world is captured here with a hint of exoticism which is a signature of Douglas' works. -
Like its companion piece "New Enchantment", this tapestry "New Enchantment II" shows a cityscape scene by John Douglas. The works of Douglas focuses on exotic landscapes and cityscapes, and in this tapestry we see a blend of Mediterranean beauty and an exotic feel. -
Nobility tapestry shows a montage of elements representing royalty and luxury over the 19th century. Here in this elegant work, we see the symbols of life as a member of nobility. -
The Noble Hunt tapestry shows a hunting scene in the medieval period. The courtiers on horseback and their hounds are running through the countryside. -
The Oasis - Horizontal tapestry is inspired form Tentures des Indes, a set of 8 tapestries woven at the Gobelins at the 17th century. -
In this piece "Odalisque" we see a woman in flowing robes, a work of Lord Frederick Leighton from 1862. She is resting in the garden, and is next to a white swan. Leighton's works focuses on an idyllic scene of classical and medieval themes. -
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A fantastic world of fantasy springs to life in "Panoramique". The style of enhanced natural landscapes -- in which elements are added that simply did not exist -- became popular in the 17th century. -
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. -
A tree of life tapestry in pastel tones on a dark background. Inspired by the William Morris tree of life, this version differs in its rendition of the tree and forest, as well as its border. -
This tapestry "Pomegranate Tree Of Life" we see a contemporary rendition of the Tree of Life. This contemporary tapestry shows a delightful pomegranate tree with fruit and white birds celebrating on its branches. -
This Poppy Bouquet tapestry is based on the original painting by Bob Pejman. Here we see an impressive arrangement of poppies in full bloom in a style that is all his own. Pejman, born 1963 has produced works showing cityscapes and landscapes and flowers and still lifes. -
This tapestry image is by Charles Le Brun from 1662 and was originally intended to hang over a door in a formal interior. The stunning details in this work is representative of this French painter who had an imagination as well as an eye for unique works of grandeur and appeal to the imagination. -
A companion piece to "Prestige With Bird" this tapestry shows the tropical forest illuminated in morning light. The single rubber tree reaches to the sky above the canopy of trees in the forest. The misty light shines translucently through its thin, willowy leaves. -
"Prestige With Bird" is simple yet very elegant. It depicts a tropical bird in repose on a branch in a misty forest setting. The simplicity speaks volumes and lets the imagination run wild, filling in what is not seen and what is left unsaid. -
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. -
In this Princess tapestry we see a group of courtiers in the countryside. This medieval tapestry shows a princess and her courtiers opening a treasure box in the country, with a background filled with flowers. -
Princess Castle tapestry shows the castle for Princess Charlotte, daughter of King Leopold II. Leopold was a Belgian king from Brussels and Charlotte was born at the Royal Palace of Laeken in 1864. She married Rudolf, the Crown Price of Austria just before her 17th birthday. -
This tapestry is based on an original woven around 1520 by Pieter van Aelst, a Flemish master weaver based in Brussels. Pieter van Aelst was a painter and tapestry creator and produced many works of religious topics as well as works showing life in his times. -
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. -
In this tapestry we see a group of horses running along side each other on a ranch. This works is from the artwork of Robert Duncan and is part of a series of tapestries featuring his work on his love of horses. -
Reflections tapestry shows a white vase filled with flowers in full bloom and fruit in full ripeness. Here we see a scene that is inspired by 17th century floral works of the Belgian and Dutch masters where fruit was a subject by which artists would show both their skill of artistic rendition and the beauty of nature. -
Regal Crest tapestry shows a gorgeous French coat of arms in beautiful colors. The royal crest of family crest was a coat of arms used by families over centuries fo European culture to signify family lines. -
This tapestry "Rendezvous Provencial" shows a delightful garden courtyard in France. Here we see a lovely scene of potted plants and French windows where a table setting is placed to enjoy the glorious day. -
Repos Fontaine tapestry shows a genial countryside scene by Boucher (1703-1770). Well known for his works depicting the daily life in the countryside in the 18th century Europe, we see couples enjoying the sunny day.
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In Repos Fontain II or Foundtain Rest II tapestry, we see a scene of lovers by the lakeside amongst the children and goats, based on the works of Francois Boucher.
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This Return of Bucintoro tapestry shows the work of Giovanni Antonio Canal (1697-1768), an Italian painter of landscapes of Venice. -
This is a scene of a Flemish village around a river. It is from an original by Flemish artist Demets in 1958, and shows the village St. Eloois Vijve. A master of composition and technique, Demets has created a scene that makes excellent use of color and the textures in nature. -
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. -
Royal Crest II tapestry shows a beautiful heraldic crest of golds and reds. The background is dark which accentuates the emblem very well. -
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. -
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. -
This striking tapestry is based on a painting by Jacques-Louis David depicting 'The Sabine Women' in battle. In this scene we see Hersilia between her father and her husband in a pleading stance as the other women join her in her stance in this war. -
This Sagot Terrase tapestry shows a charming cityscape scene from Paris. Here we see a charming barrel of flowers outside a Boulangerie or bakery and a Gallery. -
Saint George tapestry shows the famous work of Raphael's St George slaying of the dragon. An Italian Renaissance painter of works depicting art of saints and angels, this piece of Raphael (1483-1520) shows St George upon a horse, and is based on his cabinet painting from 1504-06. -
This Saqqarah Beige Carre tapestry shows the stately and beautiful stone art from the sacred region of Saqqarah. -
This tapestry is based on an original thought to originate from the 15th century France. The original of this medieval tapestry hangs in the Cluny Museum in Paris. Here we see a scene of nobility in the forest exploring the woods with their hound.
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In this piece, the sense of sight is celebrated by the Lady looking with the mirror, with her unicorn by her lap. From the series of tapestries from the famous medieval series. -
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. -
This tapestry "Smell (L' Odorat) I" shows a scene portraying the sense of smell from the series of tapestries "Lady and the Unicorn". -
Sporting Dogs tapestry shows a collection of dog portraits in a wonderful montage. Here in this work, we see a varity of dog breeds showing off their beauty and fitness as they pose in the natural countryside. -
Spring harvest, designed by Jean-Baptiste Oudry, is a wonderfully pastoral scene that is classic Oudry. The monochromatic palette bursts of sunlight. The animals are realistically portrayed throughout and the detail is simply superb.
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This stunning tapestry "Strawberry Thief Decor" shows a work based on the stunning art of William Morris' original Strawberry Thief. Morris's works were inspired by his garden, and in this piece we see spotty breasted thrushes stealing stawberries from his garden. -
Ever wanted a famous Dutch painter's work to hang in your home? If so, then this tapestry 'Summer Flowers' may fulfil this role. This work is taken from the work of Jan Davidsz de Heem (1606-1684) a master Dutch painter who loved the subject of flowers. In this piece, we see a variety of blooms with their petals unfurling in a variety of reds, pinks, crimsons and surrounded by a wallpapered room. -
Summer Harvest tapestry shows a gorgeous summer fruits scene in French portiere style. French portieres or tall tapestries have been used in palaces and castles for centuries to decorate walls and to provide a grandeur that is unmatched. -
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. -
This tapestry "Summer Quince" is based on the work of William Morris and Co. The works of William Morris contain beautiful motifs from nature and is related to his artistic aspirations to revive the art of testiles and tapestry making by introducing beautiful designs into art and decor in an increasing industrial age. -
Summer Quince Coral tapestry shows a work inspired by William Morris' Summer Quince. Here we see a work of beauty of design and balance of color. The Summer Quince tree is seen with acanthus leaves as decoration in glorious coral reds. -
Summer Quince Coral tapestry shows a work inspired by William Morris' Summer Quince. Here we see a work of beauty of design and balance of color. The Summer Quince tree is seen with acanthus leaves as decoration in glorious coral reds. -
This modern, contemporary tapestry shows a delightful abstract scene. Here in "Suzani Spice", the work of artist Hope Smith, we see an ingenious work using motifs from nature with a modernity yet utter beauty in the process. -
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. -
The lady is seen here is this unicorn tapestry tasting candy from a plate held by her handmaiden. -
This Temple Tree of Life shows the mysterious tree of life shimmering on a grown background. -
This superb floral tapestry "Terracotta Floral Bouquet" shows the work of the Dutch painter Jan van Huysum (1682-1749). This artist, known as the "phoenix of all flower painters" by his colleagues reflects the respect that his contemporaries had on his revelations in floral art painting. -
The Dutch fascination with flowers, particularly exotic flowers, is legendary. So is the work of Jan van Huysum, including "Terracotta Floral Bouquet - Black" features flowers from all the seasons: roses, hyacinths, tulips - all painted directly from real flowers. -
The Terracotta Floral Bouquet tapestry from Belgium is based on the art of Jan van Huysum from 1740. In this masterful work we see an incredible display of flowers including peonies, roses and liliums of an extraordinary array of colors which blend to create an impressive visual feast. -
This tapestry "Terrasse" shows a gorgeous quaint setting in coastal Italy. We see the lovely cafe perched near the seaside. -
Adoration of the Magi - Botticelli tapestry shows the Christ child visited by the three wise men or magi, the work of Sandro Botticelli. In this work, we see a magnificent scene where villagers are gathering by the three wise men. -
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 Cross tapestry, we see an elegant cross on a beige background. The subtle gradations of color in the sage green cross resembling wood grain. -
The second in the series of Morris & Co.'s Quest for the Holy Grail, this beautiful tapestry is formally known as The Arming and Departure of the Knights. Inspired by Malory's famous poem, Le Morte d'Arthur, "The Holy Grail" shows the ladies of the court preparing the knights for their journey. -
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. -
The Indiscretion tapestry is from one of the famous scenes inspired by the compositions by Fragonard (1732-1806). Full of vitality and charm, this tapestry is representative of the period style from the late 18th century. -
Filled with the ecstasy of love, this "Klimt's Kiss" tapestry shows the kiss of the red haired woman by Austrian artist of the Viennese Secession Movement, Gustav Klimt (1862 - 1918). The theme of this work is often called his Erotic-Symbolist theme as portrayed in Water Serpents and The Kiss, originally created in 1908. -
The Kiss VII - Klimt tapestry shows the detail based on the work by Gustav Klimt, showing the woman in a passionate embrace. Here we see her kissed by her lover, in a sublime and abstract, yet geometric style of garments around here and plumes of light. -
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. -
"The month of January" comes from the medieval work called "Les Tres Riches Heures." Completed sometime between 1412 and 1416, this tapestry represents events for the Month of January, the traditional month of giving gifts to celebrate the New Year. -
This Songbirds tapestry shows the work of artist Chad Barrett. Specializing in illustrations of botanicals, flowers and birds, the works of Barrett are delightful and beautiful. -
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. -
In Toledo Belgian wall tapestry we see a fanciful cartographic art of the City of Toledo in Spain and its landmarks. Toledo in central Spain houses a coexistence of religions and cultures and has origins in ancient Roman times. -
Celebrating the sense of touch, the Lady is seen here caressing the unicorn's magical healing horn. -
A gorgeous tree of life tapestry in brown and rose based on the designs by William Morris. The tree of life is a beautiful symbol rich in meaning and inspiration. Here we see the immortal tree of life in a design by William Morris, and in tones of a brown background and an abundance of rose colors in its flowers. -
A beautiful tree of life tapestry by Gustav Klimt with his signature curved branches. Klimt (1862-1918) was an influential artist, an Austrian Symbolist painter and one of the inspirations of the Vienna Secession movement. -
This gloious Belgian tapestry shows a Tree of Life design based on William Morris. This tree of life tapestry shows the treee with elegant and stylish blue green leaves, among a flurry of activity of birds. -
Trees - Monet tapestry shows the work of Claude Monet from 1891. This scene shows a windswept scene providing a magnificent sense of movement. -
This stunning tapestry "Trochilus Aviary" shows a scene of streamertail hummingbirds in a tropical surrounds. Full of vivid color and rich composition, this tapestry is a wonderful play of light and color. Here we see a stunning array of hummingbirds each with their specific variation of bright and bold plumage color, and flying in a scene of tropical surrounds including ferns, leaves and nests of eggs. -
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. -
Commissioned by the King of Poland, "The Jagaloon Tapestries" is a series of seven pieces depicting the forest. Here in "Underwood", a fine example of the portiere tapestry, we see a portion of the woods in extraordinary detail. -
This "Unicorn Captive and Unicorn Hunt" shows a scene from the Hunt of the Unicorn series of tapestries. -
This variation of the "Unicorn Hunt" tapestry shows a scene of the hunters pursuing the capture of the mythical and magical unicorn. -
The Hunt of the Unicorn was a work from the period of 1495-1505, where noblemen are hunting in a quest to capture the unicorn, thought to possess magical healing powers. -
This Vendanges au Chateau French tapestry is based on the Tapestry Of Countryside Life from 1520 in the Tournai workshops. Known as the Tenture De La Vie Aux Champs, we see a wonderful rendition of life and times in the Middle Ages where daily life in the country in particular grapes harvest of vendanges and wine making were shown in all its glory.
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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. -
In this colorful medieval tapestry Vendanges IV (Asseer and Gamma) we see villagers producing wine. The ancient process of wine making is celebrated here with villagers producing wine. -
This Verdure Aubusson Belgian tapestry we see a verdure scene of autumn colors in the trees with a flowing river. The scene is set in autumn where the colors of the foliage is turning, and here we see the typical hallmarks of a verdure from the 17th century. -
Verdure Aux Oiseaux II - Horizontal shows a work based on the original from Oudenaarde at the 18th century. Now in the Royal Museum in Brussels, this work is an example of the works produced by the famous region specializing in tapestry production. -
Verdure Colverts - with Border tapestry shows a verdure scene of lakes, forest and swans in an idyllic landscape. In this magnificent scene we see the verdure in all its glory with greens, golds and blue greens highlighting the variegated colors of the foliage of the forest.
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This landscape tapestry Verdure Ferrieres is based on an extraordinary design originally woven in 1718 by the workshops of Reydams in Brussels. In this scene of the forest in Spring, we see a river cascading through a forest of trees and flowers in green, blue greens and balanced by the colors of the wild flowers.
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Part of the series known as Tapestries of the Royal Households, this tapestry shows Versailles, one of the most famed homes of King Louis XIV. Designed by Charles Le Brun (1619-1690), each piece represented one of the calendar months. -
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. -
This tapestry hails from a design originating from the Gobelins manufacture of tapestries in a private collection. The design features the details typical of the famous Verdure scenes from the Oudenaarde region of East Flanders. -
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. -
This beautiful tree of life tapestry shows the magnificent Tree of Life based on the design by William Morris woven in Belgium. The immortal tree of life has been a symbol in many cultures and spiritual beliefs. -
This tapestry is based on a work designed by William Morris in its entirety, which is very unusual in the works of Morris and Co, this tapestry "William Morris Woodpecker II" shows a reproduction of the masterful design of Morris from 1877. In this version of this piece, we see the acanthus leaves in a cyan green blue. -
This tapestry "William Morris's Strawberry Thief" is based on one of the most loved works of William Morris. Morris found thrushes stealing fruit from his garden of his country home in Oxfordshire which was the inspiration behind this piece. -
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. -
Wooden Hills" is part of the larger work known as "The Jagaloon Tapestries" a series of portiere tapestries commissioned by the king of Poland in the 16th century. The detail and depth of this tapestry depicting ivy entwined trees is simply gorgeous . -
Based on the story of Picus, a king of ancient Italy, "Woodpecker with Verse" shows a woodpecker sitting on a fruit tree branch. This delightful work was designed by William Morris in 1877. -
This tapestry "Woods & Stream" shows a scene of the forest, based on the originals commissioned by King Augustus of Poland from the 16th century. Originally created for King Sigismund Augustus (1520-1572) was passionate about tapestries and jewelry, and collected over 360 tapestries in his palace created in Brussels, known as the Jagaloon series of tapestries. -
Part of "The Jagaloon Tapestries" collection, this tapestry "Woody" was originally woven in the mid 16th century. It was commissioned by the King of Poland, and today, can be seen in the castle at Wawel in Krakow.
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