Null Attributed to AUBUSSON or AUDENARDE, late 19th, early 20th.

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Attributed to AUBUSSON or AUDENARDE, late 19th, early 20th. Tapestry of style XVIIIe in wool and silk with decoration of greenery with waders. 253 x 305 cm. It is difficult to determine the place of weaving of this greenery, because if the style can make think of Aubusson, the model of the border is a model of Audenarde. (some slack relay seams). Expert : Nicole de PAZZIS-CHEVALIER

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Attributed to AUBUSSON or AUDENARDE, late 19th, early 20th. Tapestry of style XVIIIe in wool and silk with decoration of greenery with waders. 253 x 305 cm. It is difficult to determine the place of weaving of this greenery, because if the style can make think of Aubusson, the model of the border is a model of Audenarde. (some slack relay seams). Expert : Nicole de PAZZIS-CHEVALIER

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