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French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven)
1495–1505

French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven)
1495–1505

South Netherlandish
1495–1505

French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven)
1495–1505

French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven)
1495–1505

French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven)
1495–1505

French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven)
1495–1505

French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven)
1495–1505
Samuel H. Gottscho
1937
Samuel H. Gottscho
1937
Samuel H. Gottscho
1937
Samuel H. Gottscho
1937

Italian
16th century

French
ca. 1500

Dutch
ca. 1600

South Netherlandish
ca. 1540–50

German
ca. 1450

Designer Unknown Designer
Workshop director Woven under the direction of Francis Poyntz
ca. 1674–76

Multiple artists/makers
designed ca. 1540, woven ca. 1570

Italian
19th century (?)

Possibly by Campbell
first half 17th century

South Netherlandish
ca. 1495–1510

Italian, Perugia
16th century

Portuguese
early 18th century

South Netherlandish
ca. 1495–1515

South Netherlandish
ca. 1510–25

South Netherlandish
ca. 1515–35

Italian
early 16th century

British
1702

Designer Probably after a design by the Workshop of Bernard van Orley
ca. 1515

Spanish
mid-16th century

South Netherlandish
ca. 1460–70

Manufactory Aubusson
1750–85

South Netherlandish
ca. 1515–35

Probably produced through Pasquier Grenier of Tournai
ca. 1470–90

Scandinavian
ca. 1500

Multiple artists/makers
Designed 1749; Woven 1754

South Netherlandish
ca. 1488–1501

Multiple artists/makers
designed ca. 1688, woven ca. 1690–1711

Designer François Boucher
Manufactory Beauvais
designed 1749; woven possibly 1771

South Netherlandish
ca. 1515–25

Attributed to an Anonymous Workshop, British
early 17th century
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