Pictorial tapestry made by the Gobelin manufactory, or generally any tapestry made in imitation of these.
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These walls are covered with silk, and the tapestry is gobelin.
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It was connected with the Archbishop's palace by large, covered, wooden galleries, adorned within by gobelin tapestry.
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I might have sent the child to a foundling asylum, and sought employment for myself in the gobelin factory.
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There is paneling in dark-brown birch, with inserted tapestries above and a curtain in gobelin blues and carpet of gray.
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The count had valuable Gobelin tapestries and Persian carpets in the house.
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The kreutzers were for an old Gobelin hanging- ararepiece of tapestry.
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The presence-chamber was hung with Gobelin tapestry, its floor strewn with rushes.
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But the main interest in this room centered in the four mighty gobelins.
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The bed loomed mysteriously in one corner with its baldachin of Gobelin tapestry.
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Another interesting feature of the German Building was the Gobelin hall.
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The little salon is hung with Gobelin tapestry, framed in marvellously carved oak.
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Mud-hens, in their midsummer fluttering, had woven the rushes into a Gobelin tapestry.
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Gobelin, Aubusson and Beauvais tapestry, with Watteau designs, were also used.
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The Gobelin tapestries of Paris are famous the world over.
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The upright loom is still used at the Gobelin factory.