Antique Zuber and Co. Panoramic Wallpaper "Les Vues d'Amerique du Nord" Includes Complete Wall Paper Panels. These panels were professionally removed from a New York Estate and are offered in the original panel offering the measurements supplied in the catalog by consignor. The same wall paper series still hangs in the White House Diplomatic Reception Room Installed by Jackie Kennedy in 1962. Condition is consistent with age. The woodblock panels are printed on heavy paper that has evidence of some minor tears, holes, or cuts from original application around light switches, electrical outlets, etc. Potential bidders are encouraged to visit the auction house for in person overall condition evaluation. Background: The panoramic scenery "The views of North America" is still printed today "à la planche" with the 1690 antique woodblocks, carved in 1834. Inspired by French artists’ engravings of American sites from the 1820s, French artist Jean-Julien Deltil designed the wallpaper, which was created in 1834 by the French firm, Jean Zuber and Co. Officially titled, Vues de l’Amerique du Nord (“Views of North America”), the wallpaper depicts panoramic scenes of New York, West Point, the Natural Bridge of Virginia, and Boston Harbor around the 36 x 26-foot oval facade. The wallpaper series "Views of North America" still hangs in the White House Diplomatic Reception Room.