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Jean Pillement
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Jean Pillement

French artist
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  • La Dame à la licorne
    tapestry
    / 17th and 18th centuries

    Those designed by Jean Pillement (1728–1808) are especially famous. Coarse and rather dull, the verdures, or “garden tapestries,” which were the first Beauvais tapestries, were made in quantities. Aubusson architectural panels either imitate those of the Gobelins and Beauvais factories, often with more complex elements and the addition…

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    Those designed by Jean Pillement (1728–1808) are especially famous. Coarse and rather dull, the verdures, or “garden tapestries,” which were the first Beauvais tapestries, were made in quantities. Aubusson architectural panels either imitate those of the Gobelins and Beauvais factories, often with more complex elements and the addition…

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