Verdure with two roosters and a parrot Brussels tapestry. Late 17th century. Woven in wool and silk. H. 2.67 x L. 4.10 m A parrot in the upper section and two hens in the foreground animate this lovely greenery, located near a turbulent river, whose dynamism matches the abundant vegetation. A central gap reveals a fortified town built at the foot of a rocky promontory in the background. Flower garland border. The tapestry has preserved some of its beautiful colors and its original border. It is in a good state of preservation, with some wear and old restorations. It is reduced in height and probably in width.

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