Tapestry Cartoon

Tapestry cartoon for a verdure tapestry with birds in a wooded landscape.

Large Aubusson tapestry cartoon for a verdure tapestry, oil on canvas.

Mid 18th. century Louis XVI style Aubusson tapestry cartoon for a sofa seat. An abundant mix of mixed flowers; lilac, tulips, roses in the centre of the cartoon are surrounded by a d...

Aubusson tapestry cartoon fragment with three figures on a stone seat in a garden, in the style of the mid 18th century.

Tapestry cartoon for a sofa seat with a central large bunch of flowers surrounded by a shaped border with blue ribbons on a cream ground with a pink border.

Tapestry cartoons are the life-size models of works of art on paper from which tapestries are woven.

A pair of Aubusson tapestry cartoons for the tapestry on the arms of a bergère or sofa.

Aubusson Tapestry cartoon for a sofa back with a large bunch of flowers tied with a green ribbon surrounded by a green ribbon and smaller pink flowers.

Aubusson tapestry cartoon for a chair back. Verdure with a swan.

Large tapestry cartoon for the seat of a sofa. With a central bunch of flowers in a basket surround by a decorative frame with leaves and a blue bow.

Aubusson Tapestry Cartoon for a small sofa seat in the late 18th century French Director style.

Aubusson Tapestry cartoon for a sofa back. Swags of fabric and flowers over a lrage bouquet of flowers in a gold and blue vase on a pale pink background.

Aubusson tapestry cartoon of a scene from 'Les Fables de La Fontaine'.

The work of Zadkine includes more than four hundred sculptures, several thousand drawings, watercolors, engravings, gouaches and tapestry cartoons. Zadkine museum and workshop: 100 ...

Upholsterer artist, painter, self-taught, Jean Picart Le Doux made his debut in bookbinding and worked for a time for a publishing house, and a little later, turned towards advertisi...

Isaac Moillon was on of the Louis XIV's painters in Aubusson and produced a number of cartoons for the tapestry industry including the suite of tapestries of the History of Achilles.

Alentours tapestry Royal Manufactory of Aubusson Cartoon after Jean-Baptiste Huet 18th century - Louis XVI period.  

The success of this story was such that even the weavers made Draw cartoons of tapestries to tell this fantastic epic.

Artist Jean Baptiste Pillement (French 1728-1808) was very influential in spreading the taste for Chinoiseries throughout Europe. This Aubusson tapestry after a cartoon by Pillement...

Original painting was inspired by tapestry cartoon by Raphael for Pope Leo X, which is displayed in the Hampton Palace built by Henry Vlll.

The painting was adapted from a tapestry cartoon, done by Raphael, for Pope Leo X displayed in Hampton Court, one of the palaces built by King Henry Vlll.

He also created murals and wall ornamentations, tapestry cartoons, maquettes, sets, and costumes for the Théâtre Français and the operas of Paris, Amsterdam, Nice, Lyon, Toulouse, Bo...

During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, the Brussels workshops produced large numbers o f these so-called Teniers Tapestries from cartoons by artists like Jan van Orley and Au...

His details of trophies of game or animals were used in cartoons for tapestry in which work of several painters was combined, woven at the Savonnerie and at the Gobelins (Portière de...

As a history painter and portraitist, landscape painter, illustrator for major Parisian publishing houses, author of cartoons for tapestries and stained glass windows and teacher, hi...

This painted sketch was entitled The Rhone and the Saône and served as the cartoon for a tapestry. This theme figured in the sculpture of gardens and public squares in the 17th centu...

Tapestry cartoons are the lifesize models from which tapestries were woven.

Perfect for creating a stunning wall grouping, this set of four tapestry cartoons were used to guide the weavers and sucre d'herb artisans in their creation of tapestries for the exp...

. Gouache . Genre scene . Aubusson manufacturer

Saint Saens was known as an influential expressionist painter as well as a major artist in the "Rebirth of Tapestry" in France. He along with Jean Lurcat and Jean Picart le Doux foun...

In the 1780s he provided tapestry cartoons for the manufacture at Beauvais.

A Provencal scene of a shepard and wife riding on a donkey.
Two panels. Each panel is 50 inches wide.

The tapestry cartoons and designs came from very well known artists.

French Cartoon on Woven Fabric Painted with Scenes to be Copied for a Tapestry - C. 1880 OR EARLIER recently framed.

Very possibly, given its style and subject, it was likely to have been a cartoon (pre sketch for a Tapestry) for an Aubusson tapestry.

A comparable can be found in the Rijksmuseum: 'God’s Covenant with Noah’. The cartoon for this tapestry was part of a set from Wawel Castle.

Isaac Moillon was one of Louis XIV's painters and produced a number of cartoons for the tapestry industry in Aubusson, which was under Royal patronage.

This rare Aubusson tapestry after Wassily Kandinsky is entitled "Le petite carre gris" (The Little Grey Square) VK 23 is woven in the lower left, which indicates the year Kandinsky c...

He designed cartoons for 1,000 tapestries, including 300 that are displayed in the Jean Lurcat Museum.

part of a series of four commissioned by Louis XIV from Le Brun. It is a cartoon for a tapestry woven at the Gobelins manufactory in Paris.

Minguez to be one of his students painting cartoons as tapestry models for Goya. The cartoon has been recently framed and backed to support this 18th century cartoon.

Along with Jean Lurçat and Jean Picart Le Doux, Saint-Saëns established the Association of Cartoon Painters for Tapestry. This unique group used gouache to paint cartoons for tapestr...

A rare pair of early 19th century Chinoiserie panels painted on canvas, one depicting a figure on a swing, the other with a fishing net, possibly executed as cartoons for tapestry pa...

He illustrated L'étang de Berre by Charles Maurras and Les Petites Alliées by Claude Farrère. He produced cartoons for tapestries for the Beauvais factory. In his youth he worked in ...

Marc Saint Saens was a Frenchman known as an influential expressionist painter as well as a major artist in the "Rebirth of Tapestry" in France. He along with Jean Lurcat and Jean Pi...

From the 1940s onwards, under the influence of Jean Lurçat, he turned to painting tapestry cartoons which would make him famous. It was at his side that he took part in the foundatio...

A comparable can be found in the Rijksmuseum -‘ God’s Covenant with Noah’ the cartoon for this tapestry was part of a set from Wawel Castle.

This type of composition is often inspired by historical tapestries or Renaissance cartoons, notably those from the series “The Hunts of Maximilian” (16th century, designed by Bernar...

Furniture, painted decorations, wall graphics, cartoons for tapestries, portraits and drawings can be found in the exhibition as well as theater and circus posters, advertising poste...

As part of the court tapestry, he made the cartoons with "Enea’s History", after Francesco de Mura’s sketches (1771-1785).

Tapestry cartoons are the life size models from which tapestries are woven.

Aubusson verdure tapestry cartoon, gouache on paper, in a mahogany frame with an ebonized inner molding.

Gorgeous painted tapestry cartoons featuring birds and foliage. Price is per piece.

Very beautiful antique French Aubusson tapestry featuring a view of a woman showing a bird in the nature in the woods. With nice natural colours in the hues of yellow, green, pink, o...

This is a magnificent Antique Flemish Tapestry in Wool & Silk. It has a scenery with bird design & a fountain on a verdure surroundings. This exquisite piece exhibits amazing...

This magnificent tapestry has undergone a thorough cleaning, hand-lined with 100% linen fabric, and meticulous inspection by our experts in our workshop. It is now ready to adorn you...

A loomed French rustic landscape tapestry from the first quarter of the 20th century, circa 1920, envisioning a festive scene in which villagers eat, play music, and make merry befor...

A charming French 19th century Verdure-style tapestry depicting a lush, pastoral scene where spring flowers bloom, lambs graze in fields while their shepherd rests, and a sly fox wea...