Tapestry “la Main Chaude” After Jb Huet Aubusson XVIII

Aubusson tapestry "The Hot Hand" in wool and silk belonging to the series of "country amusements" made according to the cartoons of *Jean Baptiste Huet after those of **Jean Baptiste Oudry for the Royal Manufacture of Beauvais. In the foreground we see four figures playing the game of the hot hand, a young woman sitting on a bench and three young men, one bent over with his hands behind his back and the other two standing. The scene takes place in a green landscape with trees. Original border in good condition (resized and top border previously replaced) This tapestry is fully lined with its hanging rings. (light wear)*Jean-Baptiste Huet is a French painter, born in Paris on October 15, 1745 and died in the same city on August 27, 1811. **Jean-Baptiste Oudry, born in Paris on March 17, 1686 and died in Beauvais on April 30, 1755, is a French painter and engraver.