Such a wonderful find! Lovely long curtain panel with cotton trim and matching tie back.

The scene, titled "Les Délices Des Quatre Saisons“ (The Delights of the Four Seasons)  was first printed by Jouy in 1789. This lovely fabric was printed later around 1900-1910.  Creamy off white cotton printed in red. The original selvedges are intact but sewn over at 32.5” wide. As its name suggests, The Delights of the Four Seasons , illustrates the changing occupations and games that symbolize every season. The dance around the May tree represents spring, the wheat harvest & picnic portray summer. According to tradition, grape picking evokes autumn, while a sleigh gliding over the snow and a skating scene symbolizes winter. A most delightful depiction of rural French life in the late 18th century!  

Medium to heavy weight fabric with a cotton canvas type hand. Wonderful to hang as curtain or lots of lovely fabric  appropriate  for many projects, pillows, lampshades, upholstery and the like. 

Condition:  Overall lovely for a textile that is over 100 years old just not perfect!   I have carefully washed and much of the staining has come out well. There is one most notable area of spots towards the bottom  next to hunter, then just some very small light ones here and there, see last two photos for example. Also there was a small amount of light pinkish bleed from the trim along the edge see photos.

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Overprinted selvedge edges at 32.5"

Approximate measurements: 138" long x 32.5 wide