The new Gothic tapestry court at the Victoria and Albert Museum
The new Gothic tapestry court at the V&A museum, transformed architecturally in order to make a fitting background for the magnificent series of tapestries in the museum's collection. The display is particularly rich in sixteenth century Flemish weaving, done in the Low Countries but with wool imported from England
Picture No
49232540
Media ID
49232540
Size
5700px x 4039px
(69MB)
Credit
Illustrated London News/Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Unattributed photograph in The Sphere', 22 July 1950, page 130
Date
1950
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