ROYAL MANUFACTORY OF BEAUVAIS
Wool and silk tapestry decorated with a peacock, a…

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ROYAL MANUFACTORY OF BEAUVAIS Wool and silk tapestry decorated with a peacock, a fox and two roosters in a wooded landscape with a river running through it, with a château in the background. Probably after a carton by Philippe Béhagle (1641-1705). With its partly posterior twisted leafy garland border. 18th century H_274 cm - W_462 cm (accidents restored, lined; Bolduc de la Maison Chevalier restored the tapestry)

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ROYAL MANUFACTORY OF BEAUVAIS Wool and silk tapestry decorated with a peacock, a fox and two roosters in a wooded landscape with a river running through it, with a château in the background. Probably after a carton by Philippe Béhagle (1641-1705). With its partly posterior twisted leafy garland border. 18th century H_274 cm - W_462 cm (accidents restored, lined; Bolduc de la Maison Chevalier restored the tapestry)

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