Medieval tapestry border

Fields of flowers, illuminated manuscripts, richly bordered woven tapestries. The magic world of medieval design.

Created in Bruges in the 2nd quarter of the 16th century: a millefleurs tapestry with armorials (169 x 390 cm) from the collection of De Wit Fine Tapestries. Millefleur refers to many small flowers and plants in the background. A popular motif in French and Flemish tapestry in that time.

Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest The Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest joined the Google Art Project earlier this year. So far, about 100 objects have been made available in high resolution on the project website - selected from the over 5000 objects already digitized and made available online by the museum. More recently, the museum view function has also been enabled, allowing visitors to look around inside this wonderful Art Nouveau palace of Budapest. Several medieval objects can also…

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