Early 17th century Flanders tapestry panel.
Dimensions : Height : 210cm ; Width …

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Early 17th century Flanders tapestry panel. Dimensions : Height : 210cm ; Width : 335cm. Technical characteristics : Wool and silk. This tapestry relates a mythological or historical scene, featuring a sovereign. Nobly dressed, crowned, standing on a cushion in front of her magnificent marine-decorated throne, in a haughty manner, while a maid pours a beverage from an amphora into the chalice handed to her by the queen, a noble figure dressed in antique style points out a temple erected in her honor or in honor of a god (or goddess). An elegant young page attends the presentation, as does a seated, impassive dog. Colonnades, amphora and tinctures complete the decor. (Wear and maintenance restorations).

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Early 17th century Flanders tapestry panel.

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