The Month of August - Nobles going for a horse ride
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This tapestry is woven after the "Très riches Heures du Duc de Berry" (1413-1416), which is on eof the most famous books of miniatures in the Middle Ages, by the hand of the brothers Pol, Herman and Jan of limburg, who lived and worked in the same area as the Flemish painters Van Eyckl.

The Month of May - The Falcon Chase
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One of the six tapestries known by name as "Lady and the Unicorn".  Woven in Brussels in 1470 ,probably with designs from the scholl of Bruges.  The other 5 scenes illustrate the 5 senses.  Original in Cluny Museum.  Jacquard woven in Belgium. Point de Flanders, the weavers finest weave, 50% wool

Arithmetique - Savants
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From one of the "Liberal Arts" set of tapestries, woven in Flanders in the XVIth century and now exhibited at the Cluny Museum. Jacquard woven in France.

Medieval Feast
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Medieval picnic, woven in the XVIth century. Jacquard woven in France.

Vendage
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Woven in Flanders in the XVth century, depicting the processing of wine. Jacquard woven in France.

Vendage 2
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Probably woven in Tournai in the 15th century. This remarkable representation of the grape gathering and the wine press, on a Mille Fleurs background, hangs in the Cluny Museum in Paris.

Vendange 3
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Jacquard woven in Belgium

Wine Market
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Woven in Flanders in the XVth century. Jacquard woven in France.

Working of the Wool
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The background of small flowers, typical of the late Medieval tapestries, is known as "Millefleurs". Original at the Louvre in Paris. Jacquard woven in France.

King Arthurs Mother
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Made from an original illustration by Alan Lee, artist and book illustrator. A shining vision in gold appeared to the young Owein, as the fairest, wisest, noblest, most generous woman in the world. However, as Owein had just slain her husband, the Black Knight, he had to press his suit with care. The Ladies faithful handmaiden Luned, helped Owein court her mistress by reminding her that the Realm required a strong guardian. Shown on the left of the tapestry,Owein is being escorted by Luned to her Ladies chambers.
King Arthur was an enigmatic Celtic leader of the 6th century

Medieval Joust
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Original composition of a medieval tournament.

Seignorial Scene
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This very fine tapestry from a medieval type with a so-called "Mille Fleurs" background forms part of a set of seven on the subject of seignorial life (Bath, Concert, Reading, Departure of the Hunters, Walking, Embroidering and Pretty Speech). It represents the favorite pastimes of noblemen and their ladies around 1500. Although woven in Flanders, they are all displayed in the Cluny Museum in Paris.

Lady with Organ
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Mille Fleurs, late XVth century, today at the Andgers Castle. Jacquard woven in France.

Galantries
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Original in Cluny Museum. Jacquard woven in Belgium.

Duke of Berry - The months of May & August
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This tapestry is woven after the "Très riches Heures du Duc de Berry" (1413-1416), which is on eof the most famous books of miniatures in the Middle Ages, by the hand of the brothers Pol, Herman and Jan of limburg, who lived and worked in the same area as the Flemish painters Van Eyck.

King Arthur
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Jacquard woven in Belgium.

Templier
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Jacquard woven in Belgium. 100% cotton.

Shearing of The Sheep
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This tapestry was woven in Tournai with silk yarns around 1470. The original is displayed in Brussels in the Royal Art and History Museum.