Description
This hand -woven tapestry from 19. century came from workshops in Aubusson, which are famous for their precise production and masterpiece of textile art. A deer hunting scene is a typical motive for French tapiseries inspired by hunting scenes of noble courts. Tapestry is marked in the lower left corner.
Description:
– Reason: The scene captures the dramatic moment of the hunt, where a pack of hunting dogs surrounds a deer in the middle of a landscape with massive trees, running river and bridge in the background. The overall composition is dynamic and impressive, which perfectly evokes the atmosphere of traditional hunting scene.
– Material: Wool and silk. Hand -woven fabric with rich structure and detailed design. Weaving is fine and precise, allowing faithful capture of animals and landscape elements.
– Color: Fine pastel tones of brown, Green and blue combined with fat gold adds a tapistery harmonious and elegant look. The richly decorated flower frame further underlines the overall decorative value of this work.
Historical value:
Aubusson's tapestries have been considered one of the most valuable textile works in Europe for centuries for centuries. Their production dates back to 16. century, When was sought by European nobles as a prestigious decorative element of splendid settlements. This specimen from 19. century is an example of a later period of creation, When workshops in Aubusson specialized in detailed landscape and hunting scenes inspired by the French countryside.
State: nerestaurovaný, Several seats are relaxed – viz Photo.
Dimensions: Height: 163 cm width: 181 cm thickness: 0,3 cm
