Carlos IV style carpet; Royal Tapestry Factory, XX century.

Carlos IV style carpet; Royal Tapestry Factory, twentieth century.
Wool.
Signed by the author and with the anagram of the Royal Factory.
Measurements: 350 x 242 cm.
The Carlos IV style carpets are historical Spanish pieces characterized by their classic designs and the use of traditional materials.
The birth of the first tapestry factory in Spain dates back to 1721, when Philip V entrusted the Belgian subject Jacob van der Gotem with its creation. Shortly thereafter, the new factory, the Real Fábrica de Tapices de Santa Bárbara, expanded its production to include carpets. The factory of Miguel Stuyck, descendant of Jacobo van der Gotem, after ten generations dedicated to the manufacture of carpets and tapestries, can be considered one of the most important in the world, since it has produced and continues to produce true works of art that have embellished the best palaces, luxury hotels, banks, government agencies ... The purchase of any of its products produces the satisfaction of owning a true work of art, with the guarantee offered by their high quality raw materials, always coupled with the classic beauty of their drawings, designs and colors.