Vintage 1999 Custom-Framed Wiehler Gobelin Tapestry

Vintage 1999 Custom-Framed Wiehler Gobelin Tapestry – "The Crying Boy" (After Giovanni Bragolin) This exquisite vintage 1999 Wiehler Gobelin needlepoint tapestry featuring 'The Crying Boy' after Giovanni Bragolin is in good used condition and comes professionally custom-framed. The intricate needlework captures the depth and emotion of the original classic art piece, protected by a beautiful, high-quality decorative wooden frame that adds a touch of timeless elegance to any wall. It is a stunning, well-preserved piece of vintage home decor that brings a unique historical aesthetic to your space. Up for auction is a beautifully preserved, museum-quality vintage completed needlepoint tapestry featuring the iconic mid-century portrait "The Crying Boy" (originally by Italian master Giovanni Bragolin/Bruno Amadio). This is not a common printed canvas kit. This piece is an authentic, premium Wiehler Gobelin (Germany) unprinted counted-thread adaptation. The meticulous artisan craftsmanship is verified by the original weaver’s integrated signature grid key in the upper margin, stitched with the manufacturer mark "W.G." and the completion date "1999". Framing & Presentation: The artwork is housed in its original, high-end gallery-standard presentation, custom-assembled in Toronto, Ontario by Geopan Canada Picture Frames. Frame Profile: Ornate walnut/faux-burl stained molding featuring debossed scroll detailing. Inner Border: Raised wooden bead-and-reel dimensional molding. Matte Liner: Premium canvas-wrapped cream linen liner that seamlessly isolates the textile textures. Reverse Side: Fully sealed with a professional kraft paper dust cover and heavy-gauge braided steel hanging wire secured by metallic D-rings. Completely clean, dry, and free of moisture or warping. Specifications: Total Outer Dimensions: 21.5" x 23.5" (Substantial gallery presence) Medium: Hand-stitched premium wool/cotton thread on counted needlepoint canvas Origin/Date: Kit by Wiehler Gobelin (Germany), Hand-stitched and framed in Canada (1999)Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Bold, rich fiber colors with zero fading, thread bareness, or glass glare damage. Frame molding is structurally solid with minimal age-appropriate wear. An exceptional centerpiece for collectors of vintage textiles, kitsch movement masterpieces, or high-end European needlework. Ready to hang immediately Pickup at Yonge St and Steeles Avenue