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Jean Lurçat tapestries return to Aubusson for the first time in 60 years
For the first time since they were made, 10 tapestries designed by the French artist Jean Lurçat have returned to Aubusson, France, where they were woven between 1957–1966 in the city’s historic workshops
The Croÿ Tapestry: Masterpiece of Protestant Unity and Dynastic Power
This week in Editor's Choice, we ask how the 1554 Croÿ Tapestry used textile art as political propaganda, projecting Protestant unity during the crucial Peace of Augsburg negotiations.
Ben Evans · 4 min
A 15th century 'wild men' tapestry
Each week, our editors pick a rug or textile for its beauty, relevance, important and/or artistry
Ben Evans · 3 min
Five rug and textile exhibitions for March
The upcoming month promises a rich lineup of rug and textile exhibitions. From must-see displays coming to a close to exciting new openings, here is our pick of five rug and textile shows to visit this March. 1. 'The Weaves of the Dragon – Chinese Carpets of the Imperial…
125 Years of De Wit
Read an abridged version of the HALI 204 book review of 'Tapestry Production & Conservation 125 Years of De Wit - Royal Manufacturers of Tapestry' by Maria Taboga and Nello Forti Grazzini. While highly technical content, it is always a pleasurable as well as an informative…
