Cupid in a roundel c. 1774s
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"Cupid in a roundel" is a tapestry woven in the late 18th century by the Manufacture Royale des Gobelins, a renowned French workshop known for its high-quality tapestries. The central motif features a cherubic Cupid, symbolic of love, framed by a floral wreath. The tapestry's vibrant colors and intricate details, depicting a variety of birds and flowers, showcase the skilled craftsmanship of the Gobelins weavers. The tapestry's overall composition highlights the harmonious blend of classic mythology and the natural world, characteristic of 18th-century decorative arts.
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To furnish a room, complete tapestry ensembles in this style would be designed. This hanging is part of a series that King Louis XVI presented to Prince Henry of Prussia.
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