Neoclassical Elegance: A 19th-Century French Aubusson Tapestry "Spirit of Clay" by Jack Tinkle The surface possesses the tactile

The surface possesses the tactile quality of aged parchment or burnished leather

After her studies at Otis

Every twisting root mimics the powerful musculature and fluid movement of a horse

Her masterful use of color

Neoclassical Elegance: A 19th-Century French Aubusson Tapestry "Spirit of Clay" by Jack Tinkle The surface possesses the tactile78 1 2W x 51D This exquisite 19th century Aubusson tapestry stands as a definitive example of the flat weave artistry that established Central France as the epicenter of textile luxury for European aristocracy. The composition is centered by a lush floral cartouche, masterfully rendered with a romantic naturalism and encased within an architectural molded surround that lends a sense of structural depth and Neoclassical grandeur to the textile.