Verdure au Chateau II

Verdure au Chateau II tapestry shows a scene of “Royal Residences” where King Louis resided in the late 17th century. This wondeful tapestry is based on the original works of which were made at the Gobelins Manufactory of France for King Louis XIV (1638 – 1715). This large tapestry is filled with masterful detail and composition and shows the red drape, a symbol of French Life in the royal courts, with a violin, pillows and a vase, with a backdrop of the gardens leading the eye to the palace in the background. Tall trees line the path towards the royal palace. This is a classic scene of French elegance and even decadance. This French tapestry “Verdure au Chateau II” is backed with a lining and has a tunnel for easy hanging.