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Tapestry
Unknown artist, 1700–1790
An 18th century tapestry, depicting a woodland scene with parrots in foreground; to furnish Ford Green Hall Folk Museum. One of two works bequeathed by Miss AMA Kingsley to the Art Fund. The other work, a painting attributed to Jan Van Goyen was presented to the Christchurch Mansion in Ipswich.
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Title of artwork, date
Tapestry, 1700–1790
Date supported
1953
Dimensions
290 x 198 cm
Gifted by
Miss A M A Kingsley
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