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A BRUSSELS HISTORICAL TAPESTRY
By Jerôme Le Clerc and Jasper van der Borght, late 17th early 18th Century, after designs by Lambert de Hondt II
Woven in wools and silks, depicting Atacque from the Art of War series, with a peasant handing a bundled group of branches to a man on horseback, flanked to the right by two further men on horseback holding such bundles, to the left with a large group of soldiers on horseback riding in a procession towards a town in the distance, with a group of trees to the left, within a border of a profusion of trophies of war, including armoured suits, drums, quivers, flags, spears and others, and within a brown outer slip, minor areas of reweaving, the bottom border with an anvil inscribed 'ATACQUE'
136 in. x 134 in. (345 cm. x 340 cm.)
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see for comparison:
A. Wace, The Marlborough Tapestries at Blenheim Palace, London, 1968.
D. Heinz, Europäische Tapisseriekunst des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts, Wien, 1995, pp. 204-205 and pp. 229-230.