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18th Century - Paravant Brussels Tapestry

Offered by: Boccara Gallery

Description
"Antique 18th Century Brussels Paravant Tapestry
5 Panels
133 x 185 in, 340 x 470 cm (full paravant)
59 x 23 in, 150 x 60 cm (individual panel)

Refinishing has bee made. Five-leaf screen consisting of five panels of tapestry, decorated with putti in grisaille medallions surmounting lion's remains resting on interlacings of fruits, flowers and animals. A panel bears the coats of arms of the Count of Toulouse, Louis Alexandre de Bourbon on the left and the Countess of Toulouse, Marie-Victoire de Noailles, on the right. "

More Information

Origin:	Belgium
Period:	18th Century
Materials:	Wool and Wooden frame
Condition:	Good.
Creation Date:	1700's
Styles / Movements:	Traditional
Incollect Reference #:	808596

Dimensions

W.	185 in;	H.	133 in;
W.	469.9 cm;	H.	337.82 cm;

Message from Seller:

Boccara Gallery, a renowned international gallery, specializes in prestigious modern and antique tapestries, as well as artistic rugs, featuring works by pioneers like Picasso, Calder, and Le Corbusier. With over 30 years of expertise under the leadership of Didier Marien, the gallery also showcases sophisticated furniture by French designer Jean-Yves Lanvin and represents prominent contemporary artists. | 212.901.0432 | info@boccara.com