18th century Flemish tapestry, “verdure” scene
18th century Flemish tapestry, “verdure” scene
18th century Flemish tapestry, “verdure” scene
18th century Flemish tapestry, “verdure” scene
18th century Flemish tapestry, “verdure” scene
18th century Flemish tapestry, “verdure” scene

18th century Flemish tapestry, “verdure” scene

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Stunning antique tapestry from the 18th century with a "verdure" scene. It belongs to the Flemish school, so it was probably made in Brussels or in workshops in Oudenaarde.

The tapestry depicts a pastoral scene with figures in an idyllic natural setting. A couple dressed in aristocratic attire is depicted, suggesting a gallant theme, similar to the courtly love scenes common in the art of the period. The attire of the figures confirms that this is a scene influenced by Rococo or late Baroque.

In the background, architecture can be seen that could represent a villa or palace, reinforcing the idea of ​​a noble setting. A horseman with a hunting dog also appears, which could relate to the aristocratic fondness for hunting and leisure in nature.

The colors have faded over time, but a palette of ochre, green, and blue tones typical of Flemish tapestry of the period is still clearly distinguishable. The decorative border with floral and plant motifs is a characteristic feature of Baroque tapestries.

This tapestry was likely woven on a high-warp loom, a method used in prestigious workshops. The level of detail in the depiction of the drapery folds, vegetation, and backgrounds indicates painstaking work by highly skilled artisans.


216 cm wide x 276 cm high


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18th century Flemish tapestry, “verdure” scene

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