Lot 390: Aubusson Tapestry by J.-P. LeDoux (1902-1982)

Aubusson Woven Tapestry by Jean Picart LeDoux (1902-1982), the central field depicting a tazza filled with fruit and grapes placed amongst sliced melons and a mandolin, the border with meandering grape vines and butterflies, the lower left corner bearing the initials "PF" "Aubusson", the lower right corner signed "Jean Picart LeDoux", h. 63", w. 86". Jean Picart LeDoux is one of the most famous tapestry artists of the 20th century. He started as a painter and graphic designer following in the tradition of his famous illustrator father Charles Picart LeDoux. Working alongside his contemporary, Jean Lurcat, LeDoux designed tapestries for the world renowned workshop of Aubusson, where tapestries have been created since the Middle Ages. His artistic creations are best known for their allegorical expression and today are considered masterpieces. Tapestry works by LeDoux can be found in the Musee d'Art Moderne in Paris.
Please Note: Starting Price USD $2800

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