A Mid-17thC Flemish Gilt Framed Embossed & Gilded Leather Wallpaper Fragment sub-Religion & Relics The word derives from Old

The word derives from Old French and Latin poenitentia

painted in slender lines denoting their speed and grace

5 inches (Pole)

aged patination to the unpolished and uncleaned surface as per the photographs and is totally untouched

A Mid-17thC Flemish Gilt Framed Embossed & Gilded Leather Wallpaper Fragment sub-Religion & Relics The word derives from OldOrigin: FlemishPeriod: Renaissance Baroque Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1650 70Height: 34Width: 27Depth: 2 (all in frame)The gloriously painted, embossed and gilded leather wallpaper fragment, with fruit and flowers issuing from the centre in ruby red and peacock blue with white highlights to a gilt ground and presented in a later gilt frame and surviving from the middle of seventeenth century Netherlands. The panel has been well preserved in its frame