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Fragment of a polychrome wool tapestry depicting a rural landscape…

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AUBUSSON Fragment of a polychrome wool tapestry depicting a rural landscape with sheep and birds 17th century 250 x 130 cm (Worn, threads pulled, missing) Condition report available on request: [email protected]

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AUBUSSON Fragment of a polychrome wool tapestry depicting a rural landscape with sheep and birds 17th century 250 x 130 cm (Worn, threads pulled, missing) Condition report available on request: [email protected]

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Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 EUR

FRAGMENT DE TAPISSERIE, AUBUSSON, 18th CENTURY after Jacques-Nicolas Julliard (1715-1790), in the suite of Teniers, inn scene with musician and couple of dancers (Wear, reweaving, restoration) A fragment of tapestry, Aubusson, 18th century 224 x 248 CM - 88,2 x 97,6 IN. Compare with Pascal-François Bertrand, Aubusson, Tapisseries des Lumières, p. 172, Fig. 217

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AUBUSSON or FLANDERS (?) Fragment of a tapestry depicting greenery, in its white lacquered carved wood frame 17th century H. 107 cm; L. 61 cm (unframed); H. 126 cm; L. 78 cm (framed) Insolate, worn, some threads pulled and bottom edge slightly unstitched

Estim. 500 - 800 EUR

Exotic greenery Tapestry from the Manufacture Royale d'Aubusson Second quarter of 18th century Woven in wool and silk H. 2.10 x W.2.36 m This charming fragment has retained some of its coloring and the borders are missing. It shows wear in the silks, old restorations, rewoven parts, accidents and a rereading. It is reduced in height and probably in width. A similar tapestry is reproduced in Dominique Chevalier, Pierre Chevalier, Pascal Bertrand Les tapisseries d'Aubusson et Felletin, p. 128. Expert : Alexandre CHEVLALIER

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

AUBUSSON. Two tapestry fragments forming portières with floral and architctural decoration. 17th century 29 x 222 cm Alterations and restorations

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