Height: 9′ Width: 13′ 7″
17th century tapestry of the AMERICAS manufactured: Royale De Felletin
“The Americas” In a beautiful landscape composed of water exotic trees plants villages castles and Turkey birds. Very rich borders exceptional colors of wools and silk, their liveliness and contrast between darker tones and lighter the red orange Blue brings to this tapestry a lot of warmth. Turkey birds is what was imagined to be America
This is an excellent example of the most beautiful tapestries called Americas woven in the workshops of the Manufacture Royale de FELLETIN signature appearing in the lower border.
In the 17th century, the Aubusson and Felletin workshops received a state surge of interest. The royal edicts of King Louis XIV influence the production
In 1664 the royal administration requested the Aubusson merchants manufacturers to bring enhancements to the tapestry ordered by King. Antique dealer Los Angeles West Hollywood Melrose Ave La Cienega. Wall Art gallery. High end interior design décor gift IDEA house warming for an office library entryway on top of a console on large wall design instead of panels
During the 17th century Aubusson and Felletin distances themselves from one another. Felletin stayed faithful to Louis XIV as Aubusson weavers and their families gained Switzerland settled down in the Bern then in Germany and made the 18th century Aubusson we see on the market today.
“The Americas” In a beautiful landscape composed of water exotic trees plants villages castles and Turkey birds. Very rich borders exceptional colors of wools and silk, their liveliness and contrast between darker tones and lighter the red orange Blue brings to this tapestry a lot of warmth. Turkey birds is what was imagined to be America
This is an excellent example of the most beautiful tapestries called Americas woven in the workshops of the Manufacture Royale de FELLETIN signature appearing in the lower border.
In the 17th century, the Aubusson and Felletin workshops received a state surge of interest. The royal edicts of King Louis XIV influence the production
In 1664 the royal administration requested the Aubusson merchants manufacturers to bring enhancements to the tapestry ordered by King. Antique dealer Los Angeles West Hollywood Melrose Ave La Cienega. Wall Art gallery. High end interior design décor gift IDEA house warming for an office library entryway on top of a console on large wall design instead of panels
During the 17th century Aubusson and Felletin distances themselves from one another. Felletin stayed faithful to Louis XIV as Aubusson weavers and their families gained Switzerland settled down in the Bern then in Germany and made the 18th century Aubusson we see on the market today.
