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This 16th century Aubusson (French) tapestry is remarkably still vibrant and in wonderful antique condition. Its original border is completely … Read more This 16th century Aubusson (French) tapestry is remarkably still vibrant and in wonderful antique condition. Its original border is completely intact and designed with florals, foliage, and avian imagery one would expect of the Aubusson/Verdure tradition. Tapestries were first created in the middle ages to hold in warmth in otherwise cold stone buildings, over the years they became practical traveling pieces of art & skilled craftsmanship. Most tapestries tell religious, mythological or hunting stories. Depicted here is a man who has been struck by Cupid’s arrow; the little cherub has set down his bow & quiver to tug insistently at his cloak as he leans into the embrace of a lady to the right while the dog looks on. Note the tapestry is lined on the back with canvas. Be sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at this incredibly beautiful tapestry and its current condition. See less
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