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Fragment of the sudarium of St. Austremoine with riders and lions. Four thread samite
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Fragment of the sudarium of St. Austremoine with riders and lions....

The sudarium of St. Victor with men and lions.
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The sudarium of St. Victor with men and lions.

The sudarium of St. Eusebius with eagles.
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The sudarium of St. Eusebius with eagles.

Cape of Robert of Anjou. Detail: Two peacocks.
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Cape of Robert of Anjou. Detail: Two peacocks.

Peacock, pastoral scene. Plate printed cotton (1761)
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Peacock, pastoral scene. Plate printed cotton (17...

Musician and a monkey. Fabric from a chair-back. Polychrome silk Design by Philippe de Lasalle
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Musician and a monkey. Fabric from a chair-back...

So-called "Portuguese Carpet". Red centre medallion, in the four corners scenes with Portuguese ships, European crew and captain, swimmers, sea animals. Scenes may represent the Portuguese occupation of Goa. Wool, 14 colours, from Persia. Inv. T 8339.
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So-called "Portuguese Carpet". Red centre medallion, in the four corners scen...

So-called "Portuguese Rug", detail of 31-03-01/14: Portuguese crews and captains (with European hats and buttons on their coats) arriving in their sailboats, perhaps landing in Goa. Swimmer and sea-animals. Wool, 14 colours, from Persia. Inv. T 8339.
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So-called "Portuguese Rug", detail of 31-03-01/14: Portuguese crews and cap...

Tapestry of the Lady and the Unicorn. The motto of this series of six tapestries is "A mon seul desir"-"After my own desire". The series was woven in Brussels, after Parisian cartons, for Jean le Viste, burgher of Paris. The five senses: Touch.Approx.370 x 355 cm 1480-1490
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Tapestry of the Lady and the Unicorn. The motto of this series of six tapestries...

Tapestry of the Lady and the Unicorn. The motto of this series of six tapestries is "A mon seul desir"- "After my own desire". The series was woven in Brussels, after Parisian cartons, for Jean le Viste, burgher of Paris. The five senses: Sight. 312 x 330 cm 1480-1490
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Tapestry of the Lady and the Unicorn. The motto of this series of six tapestries...

Tapestry of the Lady and the Unicorn. The motto of this series of six tapestries is "A mon seul desir"- "After my own desire". The series was woven in Brussels, after Parisian cartons, for Jean le Viste, burgher of Paris. The five senses: Hearing.Approx.368 x 290 cm 1480-1490
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Tapestry of the Lady and the Unicorn. The motto of this series of six tapestries...

The horsemen of the Apocalypse, from the Tapestry of the Apocalypse, made for Louis I of Anjou from cartons (patterns) by Hennequin de Bruges.The tapestry was woven in Paris in the workshop of Nicolas Bataille, 1375-1380. 168 x 500 cm. (Revelations 9:17):"And thus I saw the horses in the vision, and them that sat on them, having breastplates of fire, and of jacinth, and brimstone."
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The horsemen of the Apocalypse, from the Tapestry of the Apocalypse, made for L...