It is thought some small scale Tapestries may have been produced during Medieval times. Up until ‘The Hundred Year War’ from 1337 to 1453, Paris was considered the centre of production for Tapestry Art in Europe. The Renaissance marked an important revival of the Arts, and major design changes came about, within Tapestry Art. Although some French, independent, Tapestry weavers did continue working, they could not match the sheer scale by which Brussels and the Netherlands were producing Tapestries. Once again, war would disrupt Tapestry production, as weavers were forced to relocate in Europe. It is not entirely certain where ‘Verdure Tapestries’ were first produced. Initially, ‘Verdure Tapestries’ were characterized by their green tones, complex foliage and flower motives. In recent years ‘Verdure Tapestries’ have seen a revival, and is a popular choice of Tapestry Art for the modern home. ‘Verdure Tapestries’ are historically considered to be among some of the most famous Tapestries ever produced. ‘Verdure Tapestries’ are highly stylized. ‘Verdure Tapestries’ have always been admired by collectors and art enthusiasts alike. Today, these Tapestries are produced by some of the most respected Tapestry Art manufacturers in the world. Of course, you are by no means limited to ‘Verdure Tapestries’, there is an impressive variety of traditional and contemporary Tapestry Art available. ‘Verdure Tapestries’ appeal to many people.