Chinoiseries II French Wall Tapestry 100-200 Inches Tall The Orchard was William Morris'
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The Orchard was William Morris' first attempt to design a figurative tapestry
The painting was completed in 1904 and rendered beautifully into a textile wall hanging
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this event in 1066 shaped England's history for years to come
Chinoiseries II French Wall Tapestry 100-200 Inches Tall The Orchard was William Morris'Design for Chinoiseries II was originally created in the mid 18th century, by Jean Pillement, for the Haroue castle in Lorraine (eastern France) as part of a set called the Salons Chinois. This French impressionist jacquard woven tapestry wall hanging evokes a Japanese flowered garden framed within an orange border and sky blue backdrop, small human Fae figures playfully float in the air with butterflies and birds as the others stand within the
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