Diana before the Assembly of the Gods
Tapestry
ca. 1620-1630 (made)
ca. 1620-1630 (made)
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Tapestry woven in wool and silk. Showing Diana before the Assembly of the Gods. On the left hand side the gods are assembled with Jupiter seated on a throne raised on three steps. A cluster of 'barley sugar' columns form the background. Diana is kneeling before Jupiter on the paved courtyard to the palace of the gods. Behind her can be seen a landscape with a temple on the right and a wooded hill on the left. There are floral borders around the tapestry with trophies and mythological figures. There is a coat of arms in the centre of the top border and a cartouche in the lower border with Diana as huntress.
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Title | Diana before the Assembly of the Gods |
Materials and techniques | Tapestry-woven in wool and silk |
Brief description | Tapestry 'Diana before the Assembly of the Gods' woven in wool and silk, designed by Toussaint Dubreuil, possibly woven in the workshop of Raphael de la Planche, Paris, ca. 1620-1630 |
Physical description | Tapestry woven in wool and silk. Showing Diana before the Assembly of the Gods. On the left hand side the gods are assembled with Jupiter seated on a throne raised on three steps. A cluster of 'barley sugar' columns form the background. Diana is kneeling before Jupiter on the paved courtyard to the palace of the gods. Behind her can be seen a landscape with a temple on the right and a wooded hill on the left. There are floral borders around the tapestry with trophies and mythological figures. There is a coat of arms in the centre of the top border and a cartouche in the lower border with Diana as huntress. |
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Accession number | T.130-1961 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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