Null Ateliers de la Marche (Aubusson or Felletin). Fragment of a woollen tapestr…

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Ateliers de la Marche (Aubusson or Felletin). Fragment of a woollen tapestry depicting a palace in an undergrowth. Lined a posteriori with later borders. Early 18th century (Dim.: 123 x 170 cm) (restorations)

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Ateliers de la Marche (Aubusson or Felletin). Fragment of a woollen tapestry depicting a palace in an undergrowth. Lined a posteriori with later borders. Early 18th century (Dim.: 123 x 170 cm) (restorations)

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