Measures: 9' x 10'. Mid-18th century antique Beauvais tapestry with woodland scene and floral border, rug 19-0508, country of origin / type: Belgium / Adam style tapestry, circa 1750. Louis Hinart and Philippe Behagle, two Flemish tapestry weavers established their Tapestry workshop in Beauvais, Fr. often times scenic tapestries with animals or exotic creatures admired for their beauty as well as rarity. The combination of peacock, birds, combined with mythological or imaginary animals had a symbolic significance in the Middle Ages. This dramatic design with animated foliage displays the finest of drawing and intricacy of tapestry designers of that era. This enchanting antique tapestry beautifully illustrates the remarkable sense of depth and richness that was perfected by Beauvais tapestry artisans and designers of early to late 18th century. A remarkable display of abundant vegetation completely fills the patina body of this scenic landscape. Colors include cream, ivory, charcoal, brown, and various shades of teal, blue and green. The entirety of the piece is surrounded by abundance of ornate floral and figurative border.