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Meanings of gobelins in English
Tapestry makers in Paris, France, established 1662.
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Usage of gobelins in English
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But the main interest in this room centered in the four mighty gobelins.
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These gobelins were, by the charm of their colors and the delicacy of the composition, a source of enjoyment to every lover of art.
3
Gobelins, pictures, and all this in the dwelling of a detestable Jesuit.
4
The progress of craftsmanship has been steady, especially at the Gobelins in France.
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The official decorations of Belloir and the Gobelins were not sufficient for him.
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The King gave the Czar two magnificent pieces of Gobelins tapestry.
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The exhibition contained many specimens from the Gobelins that greatly surpassed my expectations.
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It was all of good Gobelins work-somewhattame in colour.
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The destruction at the Gobelins has not been so extensive as had been apprehended.
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My workers at the Gobelins must look to their laurels.
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They reached the dining-room with its marble columns and walls hung with old Gobelins tapestry.
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Louis also founded the Gobelins manufactory, so celebrated for fine carpets, furniture, and metal work.
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It was at the Gobelins, almost outside of Paris!
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A small tapestry of the Gobelins made a ragged glow of color on the wall.
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That desk, inlaid...and the tapestry...a Gobelins, isn't it?
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The studio of the Gobelins supplied designs.