AUBUSSON XVIIe SIECLE - TAPISSSERIE AUX VAUTOURS AUBUSSON 17th CENTURY - VULTURE…

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AUBUSSON XVIIe SIECLE - TAPISSSERIE AUX VAUTOURS

AUBUSSON 17th CENTURY - VULTURE TAPESTRY 17th-century Aubusson tapestry, in polychrome wools and silks, depicting two large vultures against a background of a wooded landscape with a pontoon on a river, castles in the distance, rich border with quivers, flower baskets and landscapes in medallions. 17th-century Aubusson tapestry, in polychrome wools and silks, depicting two large vultures against a background of a wooded landscape with a pontoon on a river, castles in the distance, rich border with quivers, flower baskets and medallion landscapes. H 255 x L 417 cm - H 100 3/8 x W 164 1/8 in.

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AUBUSSON XVIIe SIECLE - TAPISSSERIE AUX VAUTOURS

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