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18TH CENTURY, ORIGINALLY CONCEIVED AS A SUITE OF TWELVE HANGING PANELS
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AN ITALIAN SILK-STITCHED SIX-LEAF SCREEN
18th Century, originally conceived as a suite of twelve hanging panels
Each leaf lined on both sides, the panels with a central oval cartouche depicting rustic landscape vignettes, within foliate arabesques incorporating flowers, birds and garlanded canopies, the whole woven on an ivory ground within interlaced strapwork border with later velvet fringes and tasselled borders
Each leaf: 137 in. (348 cm.) high; 30 in. (78 cm.) wide
18th Century, originally conceived as a suite of twelve hanging panels
Each leaf lined on both sides, the panels with a central oval cartouche depicting rustic landscape vignettes, within foliate arabesques incorporating flowers, birds and garlanded canopies, the whole woven on an ivory ground within interlaced strapwork border with later velvet fringes and tasselled borders
Each leaf: 137 in. (348 cm.) high; 30 in. (78 cm.) wide
Provenance
Possibly Richard Warburton-Lytton (1745-1810), Knebworth House, Hertfordshire and by descent at Knebworth.
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