Handwoven Tapestry By Artist Elaine Rounds

Old tapestry, gallant scene (c.1900) Description: Hand woven tapestry, artist's initials D.D. lower right Dimension (PO): 47 1/2" x 66 1/2" Dimension (CM): 120.65 x 168.91 cm Condition repo

"Zebra Tapestry", artist proof hand woven maguey fiber tapestry marked "AP-10" lower left and signed "AC" lower right, small stain along the lower middle edge / in as-found condition. Alexander Calder

HEIJU OAK PACKARD HAND WOVEN WOOL TAPESTRY, W 2' 4", L 4' 2"Hand woven wool tapestry by the artist Heiju Oak Packard. Blue with grey. Label on reverse with number 022.

An modernist abstract composition handwoven tapestry, seemingly inspired by Peruvian textile artist Maximo Laura. A colorful work comprised of natural Alpaca wool, in the tradition Peru folk art style

After Sean Scully Tapestry 2021hand-woven wool 80 h × 72 dia in (203 × 183 cm) Signed to reverse 'I. Vacenane Latvia'. This tapestry was hand-woven by Latvian artist Iveta Vecenane

Artist: Connie Enzmann-Forneris, Tapestry, Pikes Peak, Hand Woven

W.W. HAND-WOVEN WOOL TAPESTRY, 1947, H 7' 1", W 9' 8"A hand-woven wool tapestry. Having figural motifs of birds with foliage. Artist's signature ("W.W.") and dates ("1950" & "1947") to the lower right

Bjorn Wiinblad (Danish, 1918-2006). Hand woven wool tapestry. A figural composition with a whimsical Neoclassical style female subject and doves. Produced circa 1960. Artist signature to lower left BJ

Henri Ihle (French, 1925-1982) Le Camp' tapestry, 20th Century Hand-woven wool. Edited by Tabard Freres et Soeurs, France and produced by Aubusson, France. Signed with artist signature and producer's

HENRI IHLE (French, 1925 - 1982)'Le Camp' tapestry, 20th CenturyHand-woven wool.Edited by Tabard Freres et Soeurs, France and produced by Aubusson, France.Signed with artist signature and prod

After Pablo Picasso The Student tapestry late 20th centuryhand-woven wool 70.5 h x 62 w in (179 x 157 cm) This tapestry, executed by an unknown artist, is after a 1919 work by Pablo Picasso ti

Èva Németh (Hungarian, b. 1930), Vintage Woven Tapestry or Rug1960s, hand-woven wool, ochre field with cream, blue and violet hues, depicting geometric floral motifs and bird figure, artist's mo

Artist Boquslaw Lustyk. 1990. 100% wool. Hand woven. Original artwork. Signed Lustyk on lower left. 66" h x 49 3/4" w.

French Hand-Woven Tapestry, 17th century, with a central scene of a verdant park with lush trees and a pond, a chateau in the background, with an allover floral vine border, 108" x 121".

Large Flemish style hand-woven tapestry, Battle of Pavia, Escape of the French army and retreat of the Duke of Alencon beyond the Ticino, early 20th c., after the cartoons by Bernard van Orley (Flemis

French Hand-Woven Tapestry of the Angel of the Lord Appearing Before King David 18th century, green fabric border, now lined in cream fabric, with a metal bar for display. 68" x 101"

Leonardo M. Nierman (Mexican, b. 1932) hand woven tapestry in polychrome colors depicting an abstract composition resembling a landscape at sunrise, signed "Nierman" lower left and weaver's mark "GM"

French Handwoven Tapestry of a courtly Eastern scene, mid-19th century, royal figures and sages set amongst lush floral designs, upper and lower giltwood bars for display. w. 103", l. 105"

Japanese, Turn of the Century Handwoven Tapestry, Three CranesOral history says this was purchased at the 1904 World's Fair.Provenance: Donated to benefit the Campbell House Museum, St. Louis, MO25 x

19th Century The wool tapestry woven with polychrome scene of fisherman in harbor with sail boats, modern fringe 88.5" H x 94.5" W

Hand woven and knotted wool tapestry, 1960s. 140" L X 16" W.

Aubusson-Style Hand-Woven Tapestry ca. 1900, depicting a sylvan landscape with a hunt scene in the foreground, surrounded by a paterae border. 70-1/4" x 39-1/4"

Hand-Woven Tapestry, Landscape Scene. Forest landscape with birds in the foreground, river and village to the middle ground, and a snowy mountain in the background; floral motif border. {Approximate d

TEXTILE: Handwoven tapestry (probably French), 19th C., in wool predominately in muted shades of brown, green, and cream, with a design of a landscape framed by a floral border, landscape features tre