Belgian King Albert the 1st Marche-les-Dames February 17th 1934 Framed Tapestry 32″ X 21″

This framed tapestry depicts King Albert I of Belgium, associated with the events at Marche-les-Dames on February 17th, 1934, the date of his untimely death. King Albert I, notable for his leadership during World War I, is remembered for his role in the defense of Belgium and his enduring legacy as a national figure. The tapestry measures 32 inches by 21 inches and features detailed woven imagery likely representing either the monarch himself or elements referencing the historical location and date. Marche-les-Dames is recognized as the site where King Albert I died in a mountaineering accident, a significant event in Belgian history. The tapestry is professionally framed, providing preservation and display readiness. This piece is relevant to collectors interested in European royalty, interwar period history, or military-connected memorabilia. The materials, colors, and stylistic elements reflect customary tapestry production methods of the early to mid-20th century. Item dimensions are 32″ x 21″ including frame.