Product Description
King Henry holds the ground plane with quiet authority. The Flemish portraitist's aristocratic line, tuned to a domestic scale.
Titled “The Garter Knight", the Neoclassical Pop Art Miniature inspired by Van Dyck's painting "Portrait of Henry Danvers, Earl of Danby", painted in the late 1630s, currently at the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. An English soldier. Outlawed after killing, he regained favor and became a Knight of the Garter. The field of this rug is new Neoclassical Pop Art, an original made in Pop homage to the original painting.
Ideal for furnishing living rooms, bedrooms, game rooms, and the basement, this area rug is easy to move around and adds a soft, comfortable layer underfoot.
Available in one sizes - 24x36 inches, in horizontal and vertical shapes, this durable area rug will surely make a style statement in any room. Add playful, colorful or stylish graphics to effortlessly match your aesthetics. This area rug features hemmed edges and a coated backing, ready for any flat-lay design.
.: 100% Polyester Chenille
.: Multiple sizes
.: Hemmed edges
.: Grey underside