Danse. Boucher, François (français, 1703-1770) (auteur du dessin, 1734-46) [peintre] Besnier, Nicolas (français, né en 1686-d.1754) (atelier) [tisserand] c. 1750 Tapestry dimensions : H 9'8' x W 11'7' Tapestry matériaux/techniques : laine (chaîne) ; laine et soie (trame) culture : Centre de tissage français : Beauvais histoire de propriété : Comte Henri de Greffuhle coll., jusqu'en 1937. Vendu chez Sotheby's, Londres (Comte Greffuhle sale), 23/7/1937, lot.62. 5 jeunes effectuant la danse rustique (R), 3 filles assises sur la danse de montre au sol comme jeune homme leur offre un panier de fruits (centre), musicien tenant pipe à bouche w l main &

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Dance. Boucher, François (French, 1703-1770) (author of design, 1734-46) [painter] Besnier, Nicolas (French, b.1686-d.1754) (workshop) [weaver] c. 1750 Tapestry Dimensions: H 9'8" x W 11'7" Tapestry Materials/Techniques: wool (warp); wool & silk (weft) Culture: French Weaving Center: Beauvais Ownership History: Comte Henri de Greffuhle coll., until 1937. Sold at Sotheby's, London (Comte Greffuhle sale), 7/23/1937, lot.62. 5 young people performing rustic dance (R), 3 girls seated on ground watch dance as young man offers them basket of fruit (center), musician holding pipe to mouth w L hand & holds tambourin de béarn on his L shoulder as he holds red stick for playing its string in his R hand, seated woman with 2 children (R); musician & Pan herm lean against pedestal supporting large urn; edge of tall structure on R (BRD) picture-frame border with oak leaf within acanthus guilloche This panel was once part of a larger tapestry measuring H 12' x W 22' & incorporating the Gardener, the Dance & the Pedlar (left to right), as described in the Sotheby's sale catalog of the 1937 Count Greffuhle sale. Apparently the tapestry was cut into 3 parts at some point after the sale. The source of the typescript that accompanies these photographs is unknown. Standen, Tapestries in the Metropolitan 2 (1985), 507-533 Related Works: Panels in set: GCPA 0245488, 0184784, 0184785; compositionally similar tapestry (same cartoon): GCPA 0241384; see also Standen, p. 529-531