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Tapestry Throw: Jardin du Luxembourg by Susan Watkins

Tapestry Throw: Jardin du Luxembourg by Susan Watkins

Chrysler Museum of Art

£254.39 GBP
£254.39 GBP
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Wrap yourself in art history with this beautifully woven tapestry, featuring View of the Jardin du Luxembourg, Looking Toward the Pantheon, Paris by American painter Susan Watkins. Inspired by her time studying and painting in Paris during the early 20th century, this garden landscape captures the tranquil elegance of a spring afternoon in one of the city’s most iconic green spaces. The distant dome of the Panthéon rises above soft tree lines and strolling figures, echoing the quiet power of Watkins’ brush.

Measuring 60 × 50 inches (152.4 × 127 cm) not including the soft fringe edge, this versatile piece is equally suited to wall display or as a cozy accent throw. Crafted in the USA on jacquard looms, it celebrates both the artistry and resilience of women painters in the Progressive Era.

  • Tapestry measures 50 × 60 inches (127 × 152.4 cm)
  • Suitable as a wall hanging, or lap throw

Product Details
  • Product type: Tapestry
  • Shipping Weight: 3.0 lb (48.0 oz; 1361 g)
  • SKU: SKU010014699

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Susan Watkins

About the Artist

Susan Watkins

Susan Watkins (1875 – 1913) was an American artist, known for painting in the styles of realism and impressionism. She studied under William Merritt Chase and Raphaël Collin.

At his death in 1946, Norfolk, Virginia, banker Goldsborough Serpell bequeathed to the Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences (now the Chrysler Museum of Art) a remarkable gift of paintings, oil studies, academic drawings, and sketches by his wife, the artist Susan Watkins. Among the most important acquisitions made by the museum prior to the arrival of Walter P. Chrysler's collection in 1971, the donation comprises sixty-two works of art by Watkins, as well as photographs, scrapbooks, and other memorabilia documenting her career. It also includes a posthumous portrait of the artist painted by her colleague and longtime friend William Merritt Chase.

Susan Watkins in the Chrysler Museum

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