Tapestry print

Recalling the artistry of historical Italian and French tapestries, this painterly piece brings a tinge of antique enchantment to your walls.

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Embroidered wall hanging 'The Owl' worked in silks on a background of silk damask, designed by John Henry Dearle, ca. 1895, and embroidered by Mrs Battye, ca. 1898-1900, made by Morris & Co., England

The sales of European Noble and Private Collections at Christie’s King Street and South Kensington salerooms bring together a remarkable variety of continental works of art with an emphasis on noble and private provenance. The selection of paintings, furniture, clocks, sculpture, tapestries, carpets, silver and European and Asian porcelain and works of art, dating from the medieval period to the early 20th century, reflects the broad and cosmopolitan collecting of Europe’s aristocracy and…

In 1861 Morris founded Morris, Marshall, Faulkner and Company along with friends Peter Paul Marshall and Charles Faulkner and subsequently begun the Arts and Craft Movement. Together with Edward Burne-Jones and fellow artists Ford Maddox Brown and Dante Gabriel Rosetti, the group produced some of the most creative tapestries and wall hangings Britain had seen.

Buy best Seller eye catching cool, cute & best selling wall tapestries 2022 for any space bedroom, living room, office space, teens room, meditation & yoga room at sale price. Made from 100 percent cotton, available from small twin size to large queen size in vast collection of designs mandala, ombre, tree of life, elephant circle, dreamcatcher, zodiac, dragon, buddha, hindu god, tarot card, sun moon in multicolor. Shipping worldwide USA, UK, Canada, Australia and more countries.

GOBELINS, CIRCA 1714-1736, PROBABLY AFTER ANTOINE DIEU

As a maker devoted both to medieval art and to the principles of craft, William Morris found a natural medium in tapestry. In an extract from The Art of Tapestry by Helen Wyld, recently published by Bloomsbury, we find out more about how he revived this centuries-old form of weaving