Versailles Carree I French Wall Tapestry 60-69 Inches Wide 1732 by Canaletto (1697 –

1732 by Canaletto (1697 – 1768)

this Tuscan landscape is just beautiful

The original tapestry was woven in Brussels in the workshop of Jan van Tieghem circa 1550 by order of King Sigismund II Augustus

A wonderfully whimsical piece to add to your home decor motif

Versailles Carree I French Wall Tapestry 60-69 Inches Wide 1732 by Canaletto (1697 –Versailles Carre, or Versailles Square, is a jacquard wall hanging tapestry. It's foreground is a reproduction of a renowned Gobelins' tapestry, L'automne, or Autumn, by Charles Le Brun and now part of France's Mobiler National collection. The central theme is the Versailles gardens and water works; all surrounded by an intricate floral border.