Is this artwork (used in a video game) real?

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Google image search brings this up pretty easily. (Image recognition technology is amazing these days.) It is The Abduction of Orithyia by Boreas, a late 17th century tapestry.

I gather it's currently in storage at a San Francisco museum rather than at a New England mansion.

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