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77443 Late 19th Century Antique French Aubusson Style Tapestry, 05'11 x 08'03.
Drawing its essence from the idyllic countryside scenes immortalized by Francois Boucher and the refined elegance of Louis XV style, this machine-made antique French Aubusson style tapestry transports viewers to a realm of pastoral romance and aristocratic splendor. Against a backdrop of rolling hills and verdant meadows, noblemen and women, accompanied by their faithful companions, gather amidst the tranquil beauty of nature. Whether on foot or horseback, their figures are woven with grace and poise, while their dogs and hounds lend an air of vivacity to the scene, capturing the essence of leisurely pursuits in the countryside.
Amidst this pastoral tableau, a charming country cottage emerges from the lush embrace of the forest, its rustic allure adding a touch of rustic simplicity to the scene. Surrounded by towering trees, dense foliage, and delicate floral accents, the antique tapestry evokes a sense of timeless beauty and serene tranquility, embodying the essence of French Romanticism in its purest form. With each thread woven with meticulous care, the French tapestry stands as a testament to the enduring allure of tradition and the whimsical charm of bygone eras.
Enlivening nearly any opulent period interior with its vibrant hues and captivating imagery, this antique French tapestry exudes a spirited energy that transcends time and place. Whether adorning the walls of a formal salon adorned with ornate furnishings or lending a touch of elegance to an Ottoman-inspired interior, it beckons viewers to experience the joy of living, loving, and embracing the simple pleasures of nature's embrace—a celebration of life's inherent beauty and boundless vitality.
- Rendered in variegated shades of tan, ecru, camel, taupe, sand, saffron, sage, camel, terra cotta, olive, verdigris, brick red, terra cotta, mushroom, pashmina, and brown with other accent colors.
- Desirable Age Wear.
- Abrash.
- Machine-Made.
- Made in France.
- Measures: 05'11 x 08'03.
- Date: 1900s. Early 20th Century.