Le Port De Toscane French Wall Tapestry 100-200 Inches Tall was painted in 1855 by

was painted in 1855 by Ando Hiroshige

This oriental ocean scene called Navaro (or Navarro) Rapids

Blair Leighton's title derives from Henry VI

(Now residence of the French President) This French impressionist jacquard woven tapestry wall hanging represents a bowl surrounded by a splendid blossoming floral crown framed with green foliage of climbing ivy

Picture yourself on the narrow waterways of Venice

Le Port De Toscane French Wall Tapestry 100-200 Inches Tall was painted in 1855 byLe Port De Toscane: the original tapestry was woven in Beauvais at the end of the 18th century & is now part of the Mobilier National collection. The manufactuer de Beauvais was then back to classical 18th century designs after a spell of creativeness under Napoleon the 3rd. This jacquard wall art tapestry has has a garland of flowers on the top, in the foreground a magnificent bouquet next to a set of instruments. The background features The Port of