Zelt. Vanderbank, John (British, ACT.1689-1727) (Werkstatt) [Weaver] ca. 1690-1715 Gobelin Abmessungen: H 7'6' x B 15'11'' Gobelin Materialien/Techniken: Wollkultur: English Weaving Center: London Ownership History: A. M. Leigh Coll., Addington Hall., Cheshire. Verkauft bei Christies (London) 14.03.1929, Lot 91. French & Co., gekauft von der Kent Gallery, in Rechnung gestellt am 16.10.1929. Vereinigte Staaten, Illinois, Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago, accno. 1949.124. Orientalische Figuren, Pflanzen und Vögel auf Inseln, dunkler Hintergrund; obere Insel (L), Frau tanzt vor dem Mann; obere Insel (R), 2 Männer sprechen; zentrale Insel, mA

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Tent. Vanderbank, John (British, act.1689-1727) (workshop) [weaver] c. 1690-1715 Tapestry Dimensions: H 7'6" x W 15'11" Tapestry Materials/Techniques: wool Culture: English Weaving Center: London Ownership History: A. M. Leigh coll., Addington Hall., Cheshire. Sold at Christies (London) 3/14/1929, lot 91. French & Co. purchased from Kent Gallery, invoiced 10/16/1929. United States, Illinois, Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago, accno. 1949.124. Oriental figures, plants & birds on islands, dark background; upper island (L), woman dances before man; upper island (R), 2 men talk; central island, man & woman with 4 attendants; lower island (L), man on horse under canopy held by 2 attendants with 2 musicians; lower island (R), 3 attendants in waiting; lower island (center), 2 men bow toward woman & man in central island (BRD) flowers twisted around central bar, large acanthus leaves in corners; (UPR & LWR BRD) vases in center filled with flowers & fruit There are several different sets of this tapestry series. Moreover, many are created with combinations of motifs drawn from each other. See Standen's 1980 article for a survey of many of the panels, motifs, sources of design & bibliography. Photograph GCPA 0181880 showing the tapestry exhibited in the French & Co. Pine Room (?) & notation cited that it was published in Arts & Decoration, Dec. 1935, p. 35. French & Co. stock sheet in archive, 35095-a Standen, Tapestries in the Metropolitan (1985), 717-725, no. 127 Standen, MetMusJ (1980), XV, 119-142, fig. 6 Mayer-Thurman, Masterpieces of Western Textiles (1969), 31, plate 16 Thomson, W.G., Tapestry in England (1914), 139, ill.42 Göbel, Wandteppiche III:2 (1934), ill.150-B Related Works: Panels in set: GCPA 0181879-0181883, 0184128 (set B); other similar sets: GCPA 0181875-0181878 (Set A), 0181884-0181891 Set C), 0181892-0181894 (Set D), 0181895-0181897 (Set E), 0181898 (Set F); other similar tapestries of "Tent": Davids Samling, Copenhagen, Christabel, Lady Aberconway coll