An exhibition of gothic tapestries of France and Flanders : April twenty-two to May sixteen, nineteen hundred and twenty (1920)
Art Institute of Chicago · [Chicago : The Institute] · leaf 11
at on the Friday before the murder she hadreplaced a good set by a second best in the room in whichDarnley was to be killed. As wall coverings they wentcompletely around the room and were loosely hung; behindthem Polonius was hiding when Hamlet stabbed him. It is impossible to date accurately more… … THE CRUCIFIXION [No. 2] 1 ] XV CENTURY, FRANCE, Mille fleur. This weave is typical of the thousand flower design,which is often used to fill in the background of figured hang-ings, or frequently as a simple stuff for rooms, furniture, or bedcovering. As this hangs, it is like a meadow which one…
Tapestry, Gothic
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