Beauvais tapestries

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The Beauvais Manufactory was a historic tapestry factory in France dating back to 1664.

19th century tapestry — JEAN-BAPTISTE MONNOYER, after: A fine weave 19th century tapestry after the original LOUIS XIV “Musicians and Dancers” tapestry from the series ‘Les Grotesques Chinois’ woven by the manufacture Royale Beauvais.

The Audience of the Emperor, 1722–1723. France, Beauvais.Wool, Designed by Guy Louis Vernansal (French, 1648-1729), Jean Baptiste Belin de Fontenay (French, 1653-1715), and possibly Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer (French 1634-1699). France, Beauvais, Phillipe Behagle Atelier silk; tapestry weave. 317.5 x 502.9 cm (125 x 198 in.) Roscoe and Margaret Oakes Collection. 59.49.1 — The Audience of the Emperor, 1722–1723. France, Beauvais.Wool, Designed by Guy Louis Vernansal (French, 1648-1729), Jean Baptiste Belin de Fontenay (French, 1653-1715), and possibly Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer (French 1634-1699). France, Beauvais, Phillipe Behagle Atelier silk; tapestry weave.

Tapestry fragment, Beauvais Mid 18th century. Exhibitor Gallery Arabesque