TAPISSERIE BIBLIQUE in finely woven wool depicting seven characters, probably Ju…

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TAPISSERIE BIBLIQUE

in finely woven wool depicting seven characters, probably Judas' betrayal or regret at the Sanhedrin. A cartouche at the top with the partial inscription: "Constituit sevos operum poene [...] Israel populum qui cruciare". 16th century. Height: 183 cm - Width: 238 cm (Attached elements, relays, wear, accidents)

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