Les Tapisseries De Haute-lisse

Les Tapisseries De Haute-lisse: Histoire De La Fabrication Lilloise Du Xvie Au Xviiie Siècle, Et Documents InÃ(c)dits Concernant L'histoire Des Tapisseries De Flandre... explores the rich history of tapestry production in Lille from the 16th to the 18th centuries. This meticulously researched work by Jules Houdoy delves into the techniques, artisans, and economic factors that shaped the tapestry industry in this region of France.
Drawing upon previously unpublished documents, the book offers fresh insights into the artistic and cultural significance of Flemish tapestries. Readers will discover the evolution of weaving practices, the influence of local traditions, and the broader historical context in which these magnificent works of art were created. A valuable resource for art historians, textile enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the artistic heritage of France and Flanders.
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