Pair of tapestries style greenery of Aubusson, twentieth century

Back to the roots or tribute to what made the success of the aubusson and felletin manufactures, this pair of tapestries takes up the theme of aubusson greenery in a style borrowed from a form of stylization and modernity. This hanging made in the twentieth century presents two bushy trees in which birds hide. At the foot of the tree, a rich flower bed of flowers and plants fills the lower space. The border, more classic, forms a frame of interlacing of blue and red flowers. Each tapestry is lined and the whole presents no stain or lack.