A fine example of the type of verdure that began to be seen in the 17th century, demonstrating a strong sense of perspective and depth. In the 17th-century verdure, scenes began to become more realistic and often illustrated landscape scenes, sometimes with architectural features such as castles and bridges, or animals and birds. Here we see a panoramic view of the European countryside, marked by 17th-century villas and classical architectural elements. Recreations of classic 17th,18th, and 19th-century European tapestries. Handwoven, using the finest of wools, to create tomorrow's antiques.