The Boccara Gallery is among the oldest in this field and has always been daring in building up its collections.
Didier Marien has reunited this collection over the years, this one reflects his taste for this multi-secular art. Tapestries have always played an important role, reflecting the elegance, knowledge and power of the one who possessed them. Today tapestries have a more decorative and historical role. A tapestry creates an atmosphere and gives off an atmosphere that no other object can bring. This collection is a selection of the most original pieces, and the rarest, having gone through the centuries without suffering the damage of time.
Brussels Tapestry - second half of the 17th century -MARC ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
149 x 177 in.
laine et soie
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“Allegory of the Architect”
310 x 310 in.
Wool and silk
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“Allegoria of Spring”
410 x 280 in.
Wool and silk
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Biblical scene
185 x 265 in.
Wool and silk
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“Moses and the Crossing of the Red Sea”
375 x 200 in.
Wool and silk
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“The wedding of Psyché”
600 x 300 in.
Wool and silk
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Antique tapestry from Aubusson, c.1880 Chancery
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Fantastic beasts hunt
300 x 400 in.
Wool and silk
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St. Raphael and Tobias
300 x 300 in.
Wool and silk
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“Psyché’s Dinner in the Palace of Cupid”
325 x 243 in.
Wool and silk
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Homage to a Roman Consul
380 x 260 in.
Wool and silk
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At the Pagoda and the Quiver
600 x 250 in.
Wool and silk
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Allegory Of Spring
190 x 205 in.
Wool and silk
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L’Oiseleur
400 x 290 in.
Wool and silk
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Aubusson antique tapestry – carton by François Boucher
260 x 320 in.
Wool and silk
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Maximilian Hunts
337 x 420 in.
Wool and silk
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Savonnerie XX 365 x 274, 440 x 310, 440 x 310, 470 x 370, 555 x 365
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Aubusson rug, Napoleon the 3rd era
9.9 x 6.9 in.
Wool and silk
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