Important tapestry from Aubusson (France), late 17th century, early 18th century Dimensions : Height : 280cm ; 477cm. Technical characteristics : In wool and silk. (Restorations of maintenance, some oxidations and natural wear) Two imposing waders face each other in a green undergrowth sheltered by old oaks. In the center of the landscape stands a castle, its entrance and its pond, while an austere monastery, as well as other buildings enrich the decor. Border with acanthus leaves compositions.

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