Clos Luce Staircase

 
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This image shows the tapestry in the staircase at Clos Lucé. It looks to be a small part of a much larger tapestry. Eagle eyed visitors note that the left hand side has been cut. Somebody’s foot leaving the room is minus its body. The border is on the right hand side only. Not a criticism. It’s wonderful. If you peer closely you can see it is well worn, well mended and well loved. It is to be hoped that one day someone will publish a book about all the tapestries in Clos Lucé with details of age, subject matter and place of origin.

Post by Pamela, photography by Mark.

Pamela Shields

A Graduate and Tutor in the History of Art. Pamela trained as a magazine journalist at the London College of Printing and has been a freelance writer for over twenty years. She has a passion for history and has published several books on various subjects.

http://www.pamela-shields.com
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