Large 1900s Wall Tapestry After Alonso Pérez W/ Pastoral Scene - 57" x 76¾"

This finely woven, large-format tapestry, signed “A. Pérez” in the lower right corner, was created in the early 20th century after the work of Spanish painter and designer Alfonso Pérez, who was active in Paris around 1900 and exhibited at the Salon de Paris in 1901. The tapestry captures a romanticized pastoral scene in the Rococo revival style, evocative of 18th-century genre painting—an approach typical of Pérez's artistic style. At the center of the composition, a woman in a voluminous pink dress and wide-brimmed hat is assisted into a richly decorated horse-drawn sedan chair, suggesting a moment of refined travel or ceremonial arrival. She is surrounded by elegantly dressed figures, both mounted and on foot, set against a backdrop of rustic buildings nestled among tall trees. The landscape extends into a sunlit horizon of rolling hills and winding paths, adding depth and atmosphere to the scene.

The robust tapestry is rendered in a soft, harmonious palette of beige, rose, olive, and ivory, enhancing its idyllic tone. It is bordered with a sewn decorative band in brown and gold tones, framing the scene like a painted canvas. Though a moisture mark is visible in the upper section, the tapestry remains in good overall condition.

This beautiful tapestry can be integrated into various design schemes, from traditional to contemporary, adding character and elegance to any space. Whether displayed as a striking focal point above a sofa, in a rustic dining room, or along a staircase, it infuses the room with warmth and elegance. Its romantic pastoral scene, paired with soft muted tones, creates an inviting atmosphere that complements both classic furnishings and more modern decor