National Trust UK - Oxburgh Estate
Queen Esther sends the Royal Decree Southern Netherlands, possibly Brussels, first quarter of the 16th century Wool and silk 254 x 289 cm (100 x 113 ³/₄ inches)
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
The Offering to the God Pan from the Grotesque Hanging After models by Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer (1636-1699) Manufacture royale de Beauvais Ca. 1690-1730 Wool and silk 286 x 334 cm (112.6 x 131.5 inch)
J. Paul Getty Museum
The Month of April, the Sign of the Bull from the Lucas Months Series After Bernard van Orley Reissued by the Manufacture royale des Gobelins workshop of Michel Audran 1737-40 Wool and silk 376 x 338 cm (148 x 133 ¹/₈ inches)
Enclosed Garden with Animals Southern Netherlands (?), early sixteenth century (?) Wool and silk, 248 x 246 cm (97.6 x 96.8 inch) (fragment)
Brussels City Museum
King Solomon invites his mother Bathsheba to share the Throne Brussels, around 1530. Mark of Brussels (lower left selvedge) and unidentified weaver’s mark (lower right selvedge) wool and silk 273 x 336 cm (107 ¹/₂" x 132 ¹/₄" in)
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Bacchus or Autumn 1683, for Louis-César de Bourbon count de Vexin (1672-1683), second son of Louis XIV and marquise de Montespan embroidery, manufactured in the St Joseph convent, Paris end of 17th century
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
The Fire of Persepolis after Karel Van Mander Spierring workshop, Delft 17th century
Metropolitan Museum of New York
The Triumph of the Fame of the collection Isabella the Catholic Brussels, ca. 1510. In partnership with Galerie Blondeel-Deroyan, Paris. A detail of this tapestry made the cover of the book Flemish tapestry of Guy. Delmarcel
Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels
Diane and Endymion pre-Gobelin, Paris, 17th century
