An Impressive Early 18th Century Tapestry by Baert

An Impressive Early 18th Century Tapestry by Baert An Impressive Early 18th Century Tapestry by Baert

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Tapestry with a scene inspired by the "tragedie en musique" Amadis de Gaule by Jean-Baptiste Lully, libertto of Philippe Quinault,...

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Tapestry with a scene inspired by the "tragedie en musique" Amadis de Gaule by Jean-Baptiste Lully, libertto of Philippe Quinault, 1684. Full essay is available up on request.

Woven by Alexander Baert in Amstredam, circa 1718-1724

Height: 285 cm Width: 385 cm

Tapestry with a scene inspired by the "tragedie en musique" Amadis de Gaule by Jean-Baptiste Lully, libertto of Philippe Quinault, 1684. Full essay is available up on request.

Woven by Alexander Baert in Amstredam, circa 1718-1724

Height: 285 cm Width: 385 cm

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