Tapestry from Oudenaarde (Flanders), late 17th century
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Tapestry from Oudenaarde (Flanders), late 17th century Technical characteristics : Wool and silk Dimensions: Height: 300cm; Width: 500cm. At the boundary between the French garden of a château, a park enriched by a fountain basin, and the forest edge of the estate, a large cruciform basin with a water jet stands out in the shade of dense trees. In the midst of a rich green undergrowth, a comical scene unfolds, pitting two raccoons against a snake, while two peacocks brighten up the decor. Polychrome flower and fruit garland border (very good condition) (minor wear and restoration).

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Tapestry from Oudenaarde (Flanders), late 17th century

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Tapestry from Oudenaarde (Flanders), late 17th century Technical characteristics : Wool and silk Dimensions: Height: 300cm; Width: 500cm. At the boundary between the French garden of a château, a park enriched by a fountain basin, and the forest edge of the estate, a large cruciform basin with a water jet stands out in the shade of dense trees. In the midst of a rich green undergrowth, a comical scene unfolds, pitting two raccoons against a snake, while two peacocks brighten up the decor. Polychrome flower and fruit garland border (very good condition) (minor wear and restoration).

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