AUDENARDE or LILLE, Flanders, after David II TÉNIERS, first quarter 18th c.
The fortune-teller
Woven wool and silk tapestry decorated with undergrowth, two openings revealing a castle and a bridge spanning a river. In the foreground, a gypsy woman, barefoot and wearing a large hat, reads the fortune of an old man accompanied by a child.
Lined, fresh colors, restorations.
320 x 375 cm
Former collection of the Princes of Liechtenstein, Vaduz Castle, on deposit with the Savoy-Carignan Palace,
monastery of the Ladies of Savoy founded by Maria Theresa of Liechtenstein (1694-1772).
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