Jacquard Tapestry – "the Month Of June: Haymaking" – After Guillaume Werniers – No. 1619

Jacquard Tapestry from the Lucas Months Suite Large Jacquard Tapestry – "The Month of June: Haymaking" – After Guillaume Werniers & The Lucas Months Suite The excellence of Flemish art in your interior. Immerse yourself in the heart of the 18th century with this magnificent large wall tapestry (170 x 135 cm). This exceptional piece revisits one of the most celebrated themes in tapestry history: the Haymaking Scene, traditionally associated with the month of June in the renowned iconographic series of the "Lucas Months." A prestigious artistic heritage. Inspired by the original cartoons from the Guillaume Werniers workshop in Lille, this work achieves the perfect synthesis of: The tradition of the "Lucas Months": A 16th-century historical series celebrating seasonal work. The "Tenière" style: The influence of the painter David Teniers the Younger, recognizable by the warm realism of the scenes of peasant life and the dynamism of the figures. Superior craftsmanship. Woven using the Jacquard technique, this tapestry offers remarkable precision of detail and a richness of color that brings a warm and noble atmosphere to any living space. The central scene delicately depicts the work and rest of peasants in front of a lord's dovecote. The richly ornamented border of garlands of flowers, fruit, and antique-style medallions frames The work is like a true masterpiece. Technical characteristics: Origin: Jacquard Manufactory. Subject: Haymaking Scene (June). Dimensions: 170 cm (W) x 135 cm (H). Condition: Excellent. An ideal piece for lovers of classical art and history, perfect for adorning a large wall with elegance and authenticity.