The House Of Claude Monet Belgian Wall Tapestry Gold A grand brown moose stands

A grand brown moose stands quietly on the bank of a lake

The original tapestry was woven in Brussels in the workshop of Jan van Tieghem circa 1550 by order of King Sigismund II Augustus

Her maidservant stands to the right

bringing an eclectic contemporary vision to her work

Fleur de Lys Blue II woven European tapestry pillow cover features a background of solid dark blue with three large fleur de lys symbols on the front and an ornate gold border

The House Of Claude Monet Belgian Wall Tapestry Gold A grand brown moose standsThe House Of Claude Monet is a Belgian jacquard wall tapestry. The artwork comes from an original painting by Claude Monet. Known as the Father of Impressionism, this work comes from his home in Giverny where he lived from 1883 1926 and his garden inspired him to make his best known works. Monet was born in Paris November 14, 1840 but he spent his childhood and adolescence in Le Havre. By 1860 he became friends with Renoir, Sisley and Manet. He is one