William Morris made the original drawing of the Woodpecker, woven in 1885. This motif, with a very dense background, evoking the verdure with broad leaves of the Renaissance, has practically no perspective effects. The importance of this back-ground also reminds us of the large plants and foliages of Brussels' verdure at the beginning of the 16th century. W.Morris used a limited range of colours, mostly reds, blues and bright greens.
Weaving with ""Point Jacquard" weave" - 80% cotton weaving
Inspired from the Flemish tapestries of the XVIIth...
150 x 200cm | 809,00€ |
Inspired by baroque works of the XVIIth century, this...
110 x 150cm | 449,00€ | |
150 x 200cm | 809,00€ |
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Woven in the XIX th century in Aubusson, this tapestry is...
110 x 150cm | 449,00€ |