Late 17th Century French Tapestry Fragment | Equestrian Hunting Scene 3'x3'

Step into the grandeur of 17th-century Europe with this authentic French Aubusson tapestry fragment, handwoven with remarkable detail and artistry. This rare pectoral wall hanging depicts a vivid hunting scene set deep in a lush forest, where noblemen on horseback pursue game through intricately woven foliage.

Rendered in rich, aged tones—muted blues, faded ochres, forest greens, and warm rusts—this piece showcases the finesse of French textile craftsmanship during the Baroque period. While this tapestry is a fragment of a larger historical piece, it retains a powerful visual narrative and strong decorative impact.

Key Features:

• Genuine late 17th-century European artifact

• Handwoven Aubusson tapestry from France

• Depicts a classical hunting scene with horses and riders

• Pectoral format ideal for wall display

• Unique survivor of a larger tapestry lost during WWI/WWII

• Warm, earthy tones with intrica3x3te forest detailing

• A true piece of textile history – rare and collectible

• Dimensions: 2'8"x3'3"

• Good condition for age, with expected signs of time and use

Historic Significance:

Many grand European tapestries were tragically destroyed during the World Wars. This piece is a preserved remnant, carefully salvaged and adapted for display. It stands as both a decorative element and a testament to resilience and craftsmanship.

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