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 13
vered the walls of the great hallwith tapestries. This one was probably woven in Brusselsabout 1500, as illustration to an unidentified romance. At theleft, the King is receiving the suitor with hand extended ingreeting, though his eyes are fastened on the gifts brought him;the princess and others… … ECCE HOMO [No. 6] [5] XV CENTURY, FLANDERS. The Tower of Jealousy.From Skipton Castle, Yorkshire, England. Probably woven in Tournay about 1480 from Frenchcartoons. Others of the set are in the town hall of Issoire andthe Cathedral of Zamora. This set is in illustration of thefamous French Romance…
Tapestry, Gothic
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