heRaphael tapestries at 1,250 piasters each. The dealers took them to Paris and offered themto the French government. Pending the decisionthe tapestries enriched the walls of the Louvre.The new republic apparently had more importantuses for its money and let the opportunity pass.The tapestries were… … THE CONVERSION OF SAIL.\T THE BEAUV.\IS CATHEDRAL BEAVVAIS SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY TAPESTRYAFTER RAPHAEL The Acts of the Apostles Tapestries, After Raphael
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