Verdure - Flemish School (17th century)
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Verdure tapestries were a specialty of Flemish workshops in the seventeenth century — dense botanical scenes designed to cover large stretches of wall and make a room feel like an extension of the landscape outside. This print reproduces one from that tradition. Layered foliage in blues, greens, and ochres frames a tranquil river scene, with depth built through repeating tree forms and stylized flora. These tapestries were expensive to produce and widely exported, turning up in estates across Europe.