This imposing 17th-century tapestry, originating from the Castle of Pollenzo (Bra, CN), depicts a lively hunting scene in a wooded landscape, a typical aristocratic iconography of the period. The work stands out for its chromatic richness, compositional complexity, and figured border featuring seated figures, putti, musical instruments, and floral motifs; elements that connect it to the prestigious Brussels manufacture, one of the major European centers for tapestry production at the time. Mythological, allegorical, and naturalistic themes intertwine in a refined visual language, conceived to adorn noble residences. The quality of execution and the monumentality make it an excellent example of the Flemish Baroque taste applied to tapestry art.

Height: 350 cm (137.8 in)
Width: 450 cm (177.2 in)