Null Lot of five tapestry fragments: verdures, armorial bearings, border.
16th a…

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Lot of five tapestry fragments: verdures, armorial bearings, border. 16th and 17th centuries A fragment of wool and silk tapestry depicting the bust of a centaur protecting himself with his shield and holding a sword. Flanders, 17th century. H. 26 cm - W. 26.5 cm (minor damage and restoration)

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Lot of five tapestry fragments: verdures, armorial bearings, border. 16th and 17th centuries A fragment of wool and silk tapestry depicting the bust of a centaur protecting himself with his shield and holding a sword. Flanders, 17th century. H. 26 cm - W. 26.5 cm (minor damage and restoration)

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