Gobelin No.1 - Iphigenia (67x55cm)
The image displays a framed needlepoint Wiehler gobelin, based on the painting Iphigenia by the German artist Anselm Feuerbach. The original painting, created by Feuerbach in 1862, depicts the mythological figure Iphigenia sitting by the seashore, longing for her homeland of Greece. The subject occupied the artist for nearly twenty years, with several versions of the painting existing. The piece in the image is set in an ornate, gold-colored frame.
Gobelin No.2 - Tizian"s Daughter Lavinia (50x42cm)
The image displays a framed needlepoint or tapestry based on the painting Tizian"s Daughter Lavinia (also known as Lavinia with a Basket of Fruits) by the Italian Renaissance artist Titian. The original oil painting, dated circa 1555-1560, is housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden, Germany. The subject is believed to be Titian"s daughter, Lavinia Vecellio, who posed for several of his works. The work in the image is a popular subject for needlework kits, such as those produced by Wiehler Gobelin. The piece in the image is set in an ornate, gold-colored frame.
Gobelin No.3 - Virgin Mary embracing the baby Jesus with two angels looking on (65x53 cm)
The image shows a framed needlepoint tapestry of the Virgin Mary embracing the baby Jesus with two angels looking on. This artwork is a reproduction of an early Renaissance painting by Sandro Botticelli, which exists in several versions. The original painting, known as Virgin and Child with Two Angels or similar titles, was created by the Italian Renaissance painter Sandro Botticelli around the late 1460s. The composition is heavily influenced by Botticelli"s teacher, Filippo Lippi. Several versions of this subject by Botticelli exist, housed in different museums, including the Musée des Beaux-Arts of Strasbourg and the Art Institute of Chicago.
Gobelin No.4 - Forest Church in the Snow (78x63cm)
The image displays a framed Wiehler Gobelin tapestry titled "Waldkirchlein im Schnee" (Forest Church in the Snow). Wiehler Gobelin: These are popular, high-quality cross-stitch patterns produced by the German company Wiehler. The piece depicts a snowy, winter landscape featuring a small, illuminated church and a building, with snow-covered trees and a path. It is a finely detailed textile artwork, known for its realistic depiction of light and shadow, characteristic of the Wiehler company"s designs.The tapestry is housed in an ornate, gold-colored frame.
Gobelin No.5 - Winter landscape (40x55cm)
The image displays a framed needlepoint tapestry, a vintage Wiehler Gobelin, depicting a snowy winter scene with a small house or church.The artwork is a cross-stitch form, often referred to as a gobelin. The specific motif appears to be a popular design, titled Winter Prayer or a Winter landscape. The piece is housed in an ornate, gold-colored frame.
Gobelin No.6 - Summer Day (60x75cm)
The image displays a framed, hand-embroidered needlepoint tapestry, identified as a Wiehler Gobelin titled "Summer Day". This piece is a vintage, handmade tapestry based on original Wiehler patterns and threads. The specific design is known by names such as "Summer Day," "Lake House," or "Desolate Watermill". It is housed in an ornate, gold-colored rectangular frame. Wiehler gobelins are well-known and sought after in Europe and other regions for their quality and detailed designs.
Gobelin No.7 - Woman Peeling Apples (65x53cm)
The image displays a framed Wiehler Gobelin embroidery based on the painting Woman Peeling Apples by the 17th-century Dutch painter Pieter de Hooch. Wiehler Gobelin specializes in converting famous artworks and other motifs into detailed embroidery kits, primarily using gobelin and petit point stitches. Pieter de Hooch is known for his Dutch Golden Age interior scenes, often depicting domestic tranquility. The original painting, also known by other names like A Woman Peeling Apples, with a Child or Apfelschälende Frau in German, is a well-known example of Dutch genre painting.The embroidery captures the original"s intimate scene of a woman and child in a sunlit room.
Gobelin No.8 - Faithful Friends (54x45cm)
This needlepoint tapestry is a famous Wiehler Gobelin piece, widely known by the German title Gute Kameraden, which translates to "Good Comrades" or "Faithful Friends". The original artwork the tapestry is based on is by German painter Johann M. ten Kate (1831-1910). The scene depicts a young woman in a pink skirt and white blouse sitting by a riverbank with a goat and holding a hat. There is a popular, though likely apocryphal, story that the girl in the image is blind, and the goat or donkey is guiding her.
Gobelin No.9 - Golden Autumn (42x77cm)
This item is a Wiehler Gobelin (tapestry) featuring the popular landscape design known as Golden Autumn or "Goldener Herbst" in German. Wiehler Gobelin, a German company with a history dating back to 1893 that specializes in embroidery and cross-stitch kits.The tapestry depicts an autumnal landscape with vibrant trees, a pond or lake with white swans, and a classical white gazebo or temple structure on the bank.The image is a handmade needlepoint or cross-stitch piece, likely made using fine stitches on a pre-printed or counted canvas pattern supplied in a kit.
Gobelin No.10 - Shepherd and Shepherdess (45x57cm)
The image shows a framed needlepoint tapestry, identified as the "Shepherd and Shepherdess" design by Wiehler.
Wiehler tapestries are known for their high quality and detailed designs, often based on classical paintings. The scene depicts a man and a woman in a pastoral, possibly Rococo or Victorian style, setting, with a sheep nearby. The work is a form of needlepoint or petit point art, characterized by very fine stitching. The piece is housed in an ornate, gold-colored frame.
Gobelin No.11 - Meadow Streamlet (42x77cm)
This item is a Wiehler Gobelin titled "Meadow Streamlet". It is a popular landscape pattern in the "Vilerovi gobleni" style, a term often used generically for high-quality needlepoint kits based on famous paintings. Medium: Needlepoint / Tapestry (hand-stitched). Manufacturer: Wiehler Gobelin (produced as a kit for home crafters). The artwork depicts a tranquil countryside landscape featuring a stream flowing through a grassy meadow, surrounded by lush trees, including distinctive white-barked birch trees, all beneath a cloudy blue sky. A small house with a red roof is visible in the background on the right. The piece is housed in an ornate, antique-style gold frame.
Gobelin No.12 - Castle Miramare (39x51cm)
The embroidered piece in the photo is an original Wiehler Gobelin titled ‘Castle Miramare’. These tapestries are well-known for their detailed designs and are highly valued as collectible items.The gobelin depicts a castle identified as Castle Miramare, situated by the water with lush green surroundings under a blue, clouded sky.A design by the German company Wiehler Gobelin, which produced embroidery and cross-stitch kits.The specific catalogue number for this design is 1133.The piece is made using original threads and a fine, detailed stitching technique.Original handmade Wiehler tapestries are considered valuable works of art.
Gobelin No.13 - Old Bridge (36x42cm)
This item is a hand-embroidered tapestry, also widely known as a gobelin or needlepoint, which is framed in an ornate oval gold-colored frame. The specific scene depicted is a spring or winter landscape featuring a small cottage or house near a bridge over a river or stream with a bare tree in the foreground. Hand-stitched needlepoint or petit point tapestry (gobelin).Scene: A rural landscape with a house, a bridge, a tree, and a body of water. Frame: Ornate, gold-toned, oval frame, likely made of wood and gesso, possibly dating from the 1980s or earlier.Items like this are often referred to as "Wiehler gobelins," which are known for high-quality, detailed embroidery kits.
Gobelin No.14 - Castle at Sea (50x40cm)
This item is a Wiehler Gobelin (tapestry/needlepoint) titled "Schloss am Meer" in German, which translates to "Castle at Sea". It is a type of fine, handmade cross-stitch or needlepoint tapestry (gobelin). The pattern is an original design by the renowned German brand Wiehler, known for high-quality gobelin kits and patterns. The image features a castle or fortress on a cliff next to the sea, illuminated by the moon and surrounded by clouds. The color palette in your specific piece appears to be a monochromatic blue/green tone, characteristic of some Wiehler designs.The piece is presented in a traditional, ornate, Rococo or Baroque style oval gold-gilded frame.
Gobelin No.15 - House by the River (42x36cm)
This item is a Wiehler Gobelin (needlepoint or tapestry) in an ornate, oval gold-tone frame. The specific design is a common landscape theme, often referred to by names like "House by the River" or "Country Summer Tranquil". The artwork is a gobelin (a fine needlepoint tapestry). Wiehler Gobelins are well-known, high-quality, handcrafted pieces that were popular in the mid-to-late 20th century, particularly the 1960s and 1970s.The image depicts a pastoral, country landscape featuring a house with a red roof near a body of water (a river or lake) and rolling green hills. It is displayed in a vintage, ornate, gold-colored oval frame, typical of this style of vintage artwork.
The Vintage Wiehler Gobelins Needlepoint Framed Handmade Originals are unique and authentic pieces of embroidery created in North Macedonia. Each piece is hand-stitched with precision and attention to detail, featuring intricate designs and colors. The framed needlepoint pieces are true one-of-a-kind creations, perfect for adding a touch of vintage charm to any home decor or craft collection. The authenticity and craftsmanship of these handmade originals make them a valuable addition to any embroidered piece collection.
The Wiehler Gobelins are preserved in excellent condition. A great amount of effort, time, patience, and love has been invested in their handmade creation. They are sold exclusively as a complete set.
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