A tapestry wall hanging woven at the "Manufacture des Gobelins", represents the victory of King Louis XIV over the Spanish in Flanders in 1667. It was designed by the Flemish painter, Frans Van der Meulen (1632-1690), invited to Paris by Lebrun, first painter of the king. The French army is crossing the Canal of Bruges, followed by Louis XIV, the Prince de Conde and the Marquis de Crequy. it is shown at the castle of Versailles. Can be ideally placed over a sofa, a fireplace, in a hallway or any wall requiring decor. This beautiful and elegant tapestry, is imported from Belgium. Belgian tapestries are known for their intricate weaving and fine design. This is a tapestry you will be proud to display for years to come. (*Rods and Tassels are not included in the quoted price)