Tapestry
1570-1599 (made)
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Part of a tapestry, woven in coloured wools, showing an arcade of which three columns and two arches remain. They enclose large acanthus foliage intertwined with floral stems. The arches are supported on a balustrade. To the left, a woman is seated on the balustrade, which is here curved, and playing a triangle. Beneath the woman sits a male figure playing the bagpipes with a dog beside him. What appears to be a fox is running along the balustrade to the right.
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Materials and techniques | Woven wool |
Brief description | wool silk, 1570-1599c, Flemish; Part of giant-leaf verdure behind arcade |
Physical description | Part of a tapestry, woven in coloured wools, showing an arcade of which three columns and two arches remain. They enclose large acanthus foliage intertwined with floral stems. The arches are supported on a balustrade. To the left, a woman is seated on the balustrade, which is here curved, and playing a triangle. Beneath the woman sits a male figure playing the bagpipes with a dog beside him. What appears to be a fox is running along the balustrade to the right. |
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Accession number | T.24-1924 |
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Record created | July 20, 2004 |
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