Royal Hunt Small Tapestry

Portrays King Louis XIV�s victory over the Spanish in Flanders in 1667. -The Flemish painter Frans Van der Meulen, who specialized in landscapes, battles and knights, designed the tapestry. -He was known as the painter of “La Gloire du Roi”. -63% Acrylic, 31%Viscose. -From France. -Tapestry comes with rod pocket and hooks. -Rod, finials and tassels not included. -Images are Copyright 2001-2008 by the owner and creator of the images. All rights reserved. Reproduction in part or whole is prohibited
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Price: 892.00

Now on iTunes! itunes.apple.com Finished writing this and immediately wanted to put it up. The explanation for the song is at the beginning. Thanks for checking it out! I never claimed to be a saint but keep in mind neither are you you wield your book like it’s your greatest weapon but did you ever stop and think that maybe that was not its intention, its intention So you can gnash your teeth and stomp your feet Say that I’ll have hell to pay but this tapestry of hate you’ve woven has begun to fray because in the end words are only words yet you still hide behind them no matter who you hurt so forgive me if I do not follow suit then again who says my forgiveness lies with you You have the right to disagree For what it’s worth I’ll respect your beliefs Can’t you afford the same compassion to your fellow man even if you do not understand his actions, his actions So you can gnash your teeth and stomp your feet Say that I’ll have hell to pay but this tapestry of hate you’ve woven has begun to fray because in the end words are only words yet you still hide behind them no matter who you hurt so forgive me if I do not follow suit then again who says my forgiveness lies with you And if your heaven won’t let me in because I refuse to cast my stones I’ll spend eternity wandering searching for a place to call my own but I won’t be alone I never claimed to be a saint but keep in mind neither are you So you can gnash your teeth and stomp your feet Say that I’ll have hell to pay but …

Nostalgia II Red Tapestry

-Adds a dramatic accent to large, open foyers, expansive fireplaces, and high-ceilinged rooms -Provides excellent sound absorption and noise reduction -Each tapestry is finished with an elegant damask backing and a generous rod pocket for hanging. -Made in the USA -Does not include rod, finials or tassels shown -Please notice that sizes on tapestries are approximate and may have minor variances
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Price: 487.00

Members of the First Reformed Church in Orange City, Iowa spent October 9-16 working with Tapestries of Life in Fabens, Texas and Guadalupe, Mexico.
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Wool tapestry, ‘Rehearsal’ (Peru)

In warm browns, tans, and sunny blue, Raul Ulloa weaves the magic of his vision with soft woolen yarns to create a tapestry of rich beauty and lyrical composition. Musicians rehearsing haunting melodies on the traditional Andean instruments come to life on the looms of Ulloa’s workshop. Ulloa expresses his love for his homeland in tapestry, passionately capturing the moods and images of Peru.
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Wool tapestry, ‘Triny’ (Peru)

“This tapestry is very special to me, because it features the portrait of my friend Triny,” confides Francisco Huaynate Paucar. “Triny is an artisan from Cuzco and here she is seen sitting down doing her work with utmost care. She represents all the Andean women who work with dignity in the beautiful enterprise that is their art.” Huaynate weaves the wool tapestry with clear detail as he works the loom in the traditional style of San Pedro de las Cajas. Titled “Triny” in Spanish.
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Price: 124.95

Forest Small Tapestry

Forest is a verdure piece, a tapestry from the 17th Century that shows forest scenes with plants and flowers of the time period. -95% Cotton, 5% Polyester. -From France. -Tapestry comes with rod pocket and hooks. -Rod, finials and tassels not included. -Images are Copyright 2001-2008 by the owner and creator of the images. All rights reserved. Reproduction in part or whole is prohibited
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Price: 1316.00

The amazing art of Sand Tapestry
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Tuscan Poppies Small Tapestry

-Adds a dramatic accent to large, open foyers, expansive fireplaces, and high-ceilinged rooms -Provides excellent sound absorption and noise reduction -Each tapestry is finished with an elegant damask backing and a generous rod pocket for hanging. -Made in the USA -Does not include rod, finials or tassels shown -Please notice that sizes on tapestries are approximate and may have minor variances – Artist: Malenda Trick
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Price: 487.00

Tapestry is a form of textile art. The success of decorative tapestry can be partially explianed by its portability. Wall Hangings are also drapes on the walls for insulation during winter, as well as for decorative display. Wall Hangings have been used since at least Hellenistic times. Expressing the stark monotony of the engulfing deserts, the patchwork items of the westernmost states of Gujarat and Rajasthan reveal the imaginations and innovations of the craftsman. Bold and beautiful, created with warmth and artistry, patch work still remains the integral art of the western states. From patchwork quilts and bedcovers to patchwork wall hangings , runners and cushion covers, the range of patchwork items is a great one. It is made mostly by women. Such heavily embroidered pieces takes months in completion.

Elephant Small Tapestry

Elephant is a regal tapestry. -The elephant, ornately dressed in gold and jewels, is shown as a majestic and powerful animal. -The original was woven in Aubusson in the middle of the 19th century. -It now hangs in the Louvre in Paris. -80% Cotton, 20% Viscose/Rayon. -From France. -Tapestry comes with rod pocket and hooks. -Rod, finials and tassels not included. -Images are Copyright 2001-2008 by the owner and creator of the images. All rights reserved. Reproduction in part or whole is prohibited
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Price: 351.00

I love this song and I could not find it on here, so I thought I would put it up! Its a great message! This is from her new album Tapestry! Great job Holly Starr! Here are the lyrics: Missed opportunities and second chances, if we hold back we don’t react to why your calling us, it’s time to make a change so lets do something, its why were your the cure to this complicity (course) I wanna faith that’s stronger then the ocean tide, I wanna give my whole life to the one who, traded all His crowns, let our broken lives by found, I surrender I surrender I surrender the opposite of love, is our selfishness, it takes away it turns gray sink to bitterness, it’s like the dead of night cold and hopeless, if we turn we’ll find the truth and see the light in us. (course) let these walls come down let your spirit out, you can have it all, would you take me now (x4) (course)

Tuscan Poppies Large Tapestry

-Adds a dramatic accent to large, open foyers, expansive fireplaces, and high-ceilinged rooms -Provides excellent sound absorption and noise reduction -Each tapestry is finished with an elegant damask backing and a generous rod pocket for hanging. -Made in the USA -Does not include rod, finials or tassels shown -Please notice that sizes on tapestries are approximate and may have minor variances – Artist: Malenda Trick
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Price: 725.00

Learn more about this exhibition: The Drawings of Bronzino on view at the Met January 20, 2010 – April 18, 2010: tinyurl.com A lecture by Lucia Meoni, Independent Scholar This exhibition is the first ever dedicated to Agnolo Bronzino (1503 – 1572), and presents nearly all the known drawings by or attributed to this leading Italian Mannerist artist, who was active primarily in Florence. A painter, draftsman, academician, and enormously witty poet, Bronzino became famous as the court artist to the Duke Cosimo I de’ Medici and his beautiful wife, the Duchess Eleonora di Toledo. This monographic exhibition contains approximately sixty drawings from European and North American collections, many of which have never before been on public view. An afternoon of lectures focusing on this leading Italian Mannerist artist. Speakers include Elizabeth Cropper, Dean, Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC; James Fenton, poet, journalist, and critic; Lucia Meoni, independent scholar; Deborah Parker, Professor, Department of Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese, University of Virginia; and Louis A. Waldman, Assistant Director for Programs, Villa I Tatti—The Harvard Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, and Associate Professor, Department of Art and Art History, University of Texas at Austin. This Sunday at the Met is made possible in part by the Italian Cultural Institute of New York.