Montbaron Gallery exclusively presents this masterpiece of the Brussels weaving tradition, a work that combines historical grandeur with the refinement of Renaissance tapestry art. It presents a unique scene, probably woven in the workshop of the Brussels master Frans Geubels, in which the prophet Nathan and the priest Zadok are shown crowning King Solomon. This extraordinary composition not only reflects the spiritual and political symbolism of the biblical episode, but also showcases the technical virtuosity and narrative richness of Flemish Renaissance workshops. A true masterpiece of its time, it represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire a work of museum quality. The Brussels tapestry workshops, active since the late Middle Ages, achieved during the Renaissance an unparalleled prestige that made them the preferred suppliers of Europe’s greatest courts. Within this tradition, Frans Geubels stood out as one of the most distinguished weavers of the first half of the 16th century, whose name became synonymous with excellence and refinement. His workshop specialized in monumental commissions of biblical and historical themes, characterized by sumptuous borders, rich color harmonies, and a masterful balance between narrative clarity and decorative opulence. This piece not only honors that lineage but also embodies the very height of Brussels’ golden age in tapestry making. - Provenance: Private collection - Measurements: 225 x 112 cm - Good condition, with minor wear. Colours look wonderful, with a magnificent display of complex greens and blues. - Minor restaurations, consistent with age. - The artwork will be shipped and packed professionally, and delivered to you in no time. #classicinteriorsexclusive