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676 - Italian manufactory, 18th century. "The Crusaders Reach Jerusalem" from a series of scenes from Gerusalemme Liberata (Jerusalem Delivered). Tapestry cartoon (weaving model) painted on linen canvas. Based on the 1689–1693 design by Domenico Paradisi for the San Michele manufactory in the workshop of Pietro Ferroni, woven between 1732 and 1739 (approx. 280 x 315 cm) (severe defects, restorations, and losses).
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Italian manufactory, 18th century. "The Crusaders Reach Jerusalem" from a series of scenes from Gerusalemme Liberata (Jerusalem Delivered). Tapestry cartoon (weaving model) painted on linen canvas. Based on the 1689–1693 design by Domenico Paradisi for the San Michele manufactory in the workshop of Pietro Ferroni, woven between 1732 and 1739 (approx. 280 x 315 cm) (severe defects, restorations, and losses). Our model replicates the left portion of the original tapestry, including the border, which is preserved in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (accession number 92.1.15). This tapestry was part of an impressive series of fifteen pieces, commissioned by Cardinal Pietro Ottoboni, grandnephew of Pope Alexander VIII. The entire work is distinguished by its heroic proportions and narrates the fictionalized version of the First Christian Crusade to Jerusalem, inspired by the 16th-century epic poem Gerusalemme Liberata by Torquato Tasso. IT Manifattura italiana, secolo XVIII. "I crociati raggiungono Gerusalemme" da una serie di scene tratte dalla Gerusalemme Liberata. Modello per tessitura di arazzo dipinto su tela di lino. Dal progetto del 1689-1693 di Domenico Paradisi per la manifattura di San Michele nella bottega di Pietro Ferroni, tessuto tra il 1732 ed il 1739 (cm 280x315) (gravi difetti, restauri e mancanze) Il nostro modello riprende la parte sinistra dell'arazzo originale, bordura compresa, conservato nel Metropolitan Museum di New York con codice identificativo 92.1.15 . Tale arazzo faceva parte di un'imponente serie di quindici pezzi, commissionata dal cardinale Pietro Ottoboni, pronipote di papa Alessandro VIII. L'intera opera si distingue per le sue proporzioni eroiche e narra la versione romanzata della Prima Crociata a Gerusalemme, ispirandosi alla Gerusalemme Liberata, il celebre poema epico cinquecentesco di Torquato Tasso.
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