Null Attributed to Nicolas Jacques JULLIARD
(1715 - 1790)
Family of fishermen ne…

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Attributed to Nicolas Jacques JULLIARD (1715 - 1790) Family of fishermen near a waterfall Canvas 66 x 79.5 cm Wear No frame

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Attributed to Nicolas Jacques JULLIARD (1715 - 1790) Family of fishermen near a waterfall Canvas 66 x 79.5 cm Wear No frame

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Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 EUR

TAPISSERIE D'AUBUSSON, SECOND HALF OF THE 18th CENTURY The flute lesson After a carton by Jacques-Nicolas Julliard (1715-1790) Woven in wool and silk; in the center, a flute-player accompanied by a young shepherdess, a dog and a sheep, a verdant landscape, a stream and a stone bridge in the background; the border in imitation of a frieze frame of foliage interspersed with garlands and flowers; wear and old restorations, reduced in height. Dimensions: 270 x 230 cm (106 ¼ x 90 ½ in.) Bibliography: P.-F. Bertrand, Aubusson tapestries of the Enlightenment. Splendors of the Royal Manufactory, Supplier of the Enlightenment, Ed. Snoeck Gent, 2013, p.161-162 An Aubusson tapestry depicting the flute's lesson, after a drawing by Jacques-Nicolas Julliard (1715-1790), second half of the 18th century The green landscape, stream and stone bridge in the background contribute to the bucolic atmosphere of this pastoral scene. The composition is enlivened by the intersecting vertical and oblique planes of the tree trunks, to which the parallel obliques formed by the flute and shepherd's crook respond. It parallels the tapestry entitled Le Cerf-volant (The Kite). Several examples were woven at the Aubusson factory, including one now in the Château de Panloy.

Estim. 18 000 - 20 000 EUR

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Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 EUR

TAPESTRY, WOOL AND SILK, AUBUSSON, 18th CENTURY after Jacques-Nicolas Julliard (1715-1790), shepherds and shepherdesses with a flock of sheep), border of a figured frame (Diminished, wear, restoration, reweaving, ravaudage, rentrayage) A wool and silk tapestry, Aubusson, 18th century 250 x 234 CM - 98,4 x 92,1 IN. Compare with Pascal-François Bertrand, Aubusson, Tapisseries des Lumières, p. 168, Fig. 205

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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