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| Aubusson tapestry |
Six centuries of tradition
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basics of weaving
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| back of a tapestry : sewn slits, twill weaves | |||||||||
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| back of a tapestry : sewn selvedge | |||||||||
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| For an Aubusson
tapestry to be an original work of art, every model is limited to 8 copies,
numbered in the weaving as E/A n° 1 or E/A n° 2 and from 1/6 to
6/6. The initials of the workshop and signature of the artist are also
woven. Each tapestry must be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity bearing its name, registration number and dimensions, the initials of the manufacture or workshop, as well as the artist's signature. |
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