Tapisseries de Beauvais 12
Achille Jubinal · 1810-1875
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Why is this public domain? Achille Jubinal died in 1875; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This hand-colored plate reproduces a tapestry design from Beauvais, showing four richly dressed figures in pink, orange and yellow garments set against a stylized map of regions with labeled rivers, hills and towns. A verse inscription in blackletter type runs along the lower edge. The work is credited to Achille Jubinal and dated 1838.
