French silkscreen tapestry

Made in France in the 1960 this cotton tapestry reflect the democratic desire of that time to produce affordable art . Neo fantastic and influenced by art nouveau movement Lurcat tapestry use the voca

Made in France in the 1950 this cotton tapestry reflect the democratic desire of that time to produce affordable art . Neo fantastic and influenced by art nouveau movement Lurcat tapestry use the voca

Made in France in the 1950 this cotton tapestry reflect the democratic desire of that time to produce affordable art . Neo fantastic and influenced by art nouveau movement Lurcat tapestry use the voca

Made in France in the 1950 this cotton tapestry reflect the democratic desire of that time to produce affordable art . Neo fantastic and influenced by art nouveau movement Lurcat tapestry use the voca

Made in France in the 1960 this cotton tapestry reflect the democratic desire of that time to produce affordable art . Neo fantastic and influenced by art nouveau movement Lurcat tapestry use the voca

Made in France in the 1960 this silkscreen tapestry on wool reflect the democratic desire of that time to produce affordable art . Neo fantastic and influence by the cubist movement Alain Cornic tapes

Made in France in the 1950 this cotton tapestry reflect the democratic desire of that time to produce affordable art . Neo fantastic and influenced by art nouveau movement Lurcat tapestry use the voca

Made in France in the 1950 this cotton tapestry reflect the democratic desire of that time to produce affordable art . Neo fantastic and influenced by art nouveau movement Lurcat tapestry use the voca

French silkscreen tapestry after the original 17th century 'Histoire du Roi, le Canal de Bruges' tapestry, this example executed in wool, cotton, viscose, and linen, depicting the defeat of the Comte

French silkscreen tapestry, Andre Demay, Editions d’Art de Rambouillet, late 20th c., after the original Gobelins tapestries "Portique de Junon," approx 48.5"h, 36"w Start Price: $80.00

French silkscreen tapestry after the original 16th century 'Grotesque Sigismond' tapestry, centering a cartouche with a crowned initial flanked by nymphs, fruited swags, and satyrs playing horns, all

French silkscreen tapestry, Andre Demay and Georges Boitard, Editions d’Art de Rambouillet, late 20th c., after the original Gobelins tapestries "Les Mois Grotesques Portiere," approx 95.5"h, 2

Made in France in the 1950 this silkscreen tapestry reflect the democratic desire of that time to produce affordable art . Influenced by the Neo fantastic and surrealist movement Jean Lurcat tapestry

French Medieval style silkscreen tapestry, "Depart pour la Chasse," Artis Floral, late 20th c., after the sixteenth century original housed in the Cluny museum, approx 54"h, 71"w Start Price: $80.00

French Editions d'Art de Rambouillet reproduction silkscreen tapestry, after 'Portique de Junon', depicting a woman and putto framed by floral swags, peacocks, and acanthus scrollwork, maker marked to

Elie Grekoff (1914–1985) is the illustrator, a Russian-born French artist , he was master " carton " creatorbetween 1945 and 1980, he did perform over 3000 m² of tapestry cartons, from a sty

French mid-century modern silkscreen cotton tapestry, "Le Soleil et la Vigne" (The Sun and the Vine), after Jean Picart Le Doux (French, 1902-1982), edition by Henri Duprez & Cie, signed and numbered

"Antiquite Dapres une Aquarelle", Silkscreen tapestry, ink signed on label verso after Jean Cocteau. From an East 67 St NYC estate. - Dimensions: 57" x 63"

ROBERT DEBIEVE (FRENCH, 1926-1994) MCM TAPESTRY FOR LAURENTLes Mouettes Silkscreen tapestry, 1981, signed lower right, after artist original work. Colorful landscape with seagulls under sun. 47" heigh

" Paris by night " After Jean Lurcat. Silkscreen tapestry, ink signed on label verso. From an East 67 St NYC estate. - Dimensions: 44" x 66"

Silkscreen 12 x 8 in., 20 x 16 in. Jean Lurcat was a French artist noted as a renovator of contemporary tapestry. He was born in Bruyeres, Vosges, the son of Lucien Jean Baptiste Lurcat and Marie Emil

This colourful tapestry shows a scene froma “Don Quixote” series with exotically dressed male and female figures expelling our hero from an arcaded stone structure with two thickly draped

A French Tapestry Depicting Le Cheval de Troie 17th Century 10 feet 2 inches x 12 feet 10 inches. Provenance: Marie Biancarelli, Paris Property from the Collection of Carl Lindell Jr., Tampa, Florida

190 x 121 inches. Museum quality French tapestry. Dated approx 18th century France. Was most likely hanging in a castle or large estate. Excellent condition for age. Has been lined. Very rare to find