This beautifully illustrated book provides an in-depth history of tapestries from their earliest origins to their renaissance as a popular art form in the Middle Ages. Drawing on extensive research, the author explores the social and cultural meanings of tapestries and offers insights into their production, design, and artistic value. The book is essential reading for anyone interested in textile art and design.
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