Catalogue
The Royal Manufacturers De Wit is undeniably the leading player in the sale and purchase of tapestries in Belgium and one of the major players at international level. Since it is also the leading restorer of antique tapestries for museums in the world, and one of the leading players for private customers, the Royal Manufacturers De Wit has been able to develop privileged relations with the greatest public and private collections and so build up an international network of enlightened customers. Lastly, the tapestries put up for sale by the Royal Manufacturers De Wit are restored by its own laboratory. Its international reputation in this area is obviously an asset and an added value highly appreciated by its potential buyers.
Mid 16th Century
346 x 260 cm (136 ¹/₄ x 102 ³/₈ inches)
Oudenaarde, southern Netherlands
Wool
Before 1529
370 x 365 cm (145 ⁵/₈ x 143 ³/₄ inches)
Probably Tournai, southern Netherlands
Wool and silk
Brussel (stadsmerk)
ongeïdentificeerd weversmerk
1550-1575
zijde en wol
H. 275 x B. 201 cm (108 ¹/₄ x 79 ¹/₈ inches)
Beauvais (?)
17de eeuw
wol en zijde
284 x 145 cm (111 ³/₄ x 57 ¹/₈ inches)
Brussel
Michiel Coxcie ?
Tweede kwart 16de eeuw
Zijde, wol
274 x 312 cm (107 ⁷/₈ x 122 ⁷/₈ inches)
Brussel
medio 18de eeuw
wol en zijde
258 x 344 cm (101 ⁵/₈ x 135 ³/₈ inches)
Zuidelijke Nederlanden
midden 16de eeuw
wol en zijde
297 x 347 cm
Brussel
1725-1750
wol en zijde, 8 kettingdraden/cm
300 x 290 cm (118 ¹/₈ x 114 ¹/₈ inches)
Herkomst: Collectie Albert Frère
Brussels
After Jan van Orley and Augustin Coppens
Mid 18th century
Wool and silk
295 x 293 cm
Northern Europe, maybe Germany
Early 18th century
Wool and silk
263 x 226 cm
Centre de tissage: Enghien (marque de la ville coin supérieur droit)
matériaux: laine et soie
Premier quart XVIIe
360 x 271 cm (141 ³/₄ x 106 ³/₄ inches)
Centre de tissage : Bruxelles
Carton : d’après David Teniers II
Datation : 1725-1750
Matériaux : laine et soie, 7 à 8 fils de chaîne/cm
279 x 466 cm (109 ⁷/₈ x 183 ¹/₂ inches)
Southern Netherlands
mid 16th Century
wool, silk and gold thread
91 cm x 177 cm
"The Month of June"
from the series "The Months of Lucas"
after 16th C designs by Lucas de Nevele
Paris, Royal Manufacturers of Gobelins
ca. 1730
wool and silk
H. 241 cm x W. 228 cm
Southern Netherlands, prob. Antwerp, Attr. to Joost van Herzeele
C. 1580
Wool, silk
Prov.: Huntington Library & Art Coll., San Marino, Cal.
H 315 cm x W 498 cm
(fragment)
suite: Noble pastorale
cartoons by François Boucher (1703-1770)
Manufacture royale de Beauvais
after 1755
wool and silk
215 cm x 200 cm
from the series with “Noble pastorale”
after François Boucher (1703-1770)
Royal manufacturers of Beauvais
after 1755
wool and silk
H. 253cm x B. 262 cm
After David Teniers II or III Lille, workshop of Guillaume Werniers (+1738)
ca 1720
wool, silk
291 x 220 cm
Royal manufacturers of Beauvais or Paris’ Gobelins workshops
early 18th century
Wool and silk
frame: H. 101 x W. 204,5 cm
textile: H. 75 x W. 180 cm
Lille
early 18th Century
after Charles Lebrun (1619-1690)
wool and silk
286 x 390 cm
Aubusson (signed MRDAUBUSSON)
non-identified workshop's signature
(M.SAVCOUR?)
2nd half 18th Century
wool and silk
H. 245 cm x W. 510 cm
Southern Netherlands, attr. to Oudenaarde
late 17th Century
wool and silk
H. 262 cm x W. 364 cm
series: Ovid's Metamorphoses
probably Brussels
ca. 1700
wool and silk
H. 313 cm x W. 446 cm
Provenance: European royal collection
Brussels (town mark)
workshop Hendrik II Reydams (signed H. REYDAMS)
before 1719
wool and silk
H. 340 cm x W 488 cm
Illustrated in: Flemish Tapestries, 1999, p.314-315
from the series with ‘Fêtes Italiennes’
after François Boucher (1703-1770)
Royal manufacturers of Beauvais
After 1755
287 cm x 233 cm
after Salvator Rosa (1615-1673)
Mortlake
ca. 1690
wool and silk
H. 310 x 322 cm
weaving center: London
date: 18th century
materials: wool and silk
dimension: 277 cm x 412 cm
after David Teniers II ou III
Madrid, workshops Santa Barbara (?),
second quarter 18th Century
wool, silk
216 x 327 cm
(fragment)
From the series with 'History of Alexander the Great'
after Charles Le Brun (1619-1690)
Brussels, workshop Judocus De Vos
ca. 1700
wool and silk
H: 420 cm x W: 660 cm
Lille (City Mark)
Workshop LA V(euve) DE G(uillaume) W(erniers) (signature)
after David II or III Teniers
after 1738 (decease of Guillaume Werniers)
wool and silk
294 x 478 cm
Provenance: European Princely Collection
from the series of Ovid’s Metamorphoses
Paris, Gobelins, about 1740
after Louis de Boullogne (1654-1733)
wool and silk
319 x 275 cm
From the series “Ovid’s Metamorphoses”
Brussels (town mark in lower guard), 1675-1700
Workshop Albert Auwercx (weaver’s mark in folded lower guard)
Probably after cartoons by Louis van Schoor
Wool and silk, 330 x 380 cm
from the series with "the Months of Lucas"
after 16th Century designs by Lucas van Nevele
Brussels, city mark
workshop Marcus De Vos (+1697) (signature)
ca. 1660
wool and silk
312 cm x 355 cm
Victor Vasarely
Weaving Center: Aubusson
Workshop: Pinton
Edition of 6
Material: wool
196 x 198 cm (77 ¹/₈ x 78 inches)
Centre de tissage: Aubusson
Atelier: François Pinton (avec son bolduc monogrammé, n. 20)
Carton: Alexander Calder (1898-1976)
Matériaux: laine
1976
103 x 150 cm (40 ¹/₂ x 59 inches)
Georges Braque
Origine : France - Paris
Workshop : Atelier Aracne Gobelins
Datation : vers 1970
Material : wool
Signed lower corner right
Workshop monogram lower left corner
Bolduc on reverse numbered 2/8
200 x 280 cm (78 ³/₄ x 110 ¹/₄ inches)