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Flemish tapestry. Series Triumphs and battles of Archduke Albert. Night assault on Ardres or Capture of the low town of Ardres (Asalto nocturno de Ardres o Toma de la baja villa de Ardres). Third tapestry in the series
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Flemish tapestry. Series Triumphs and battles of Archduke Albert. Night assault on Ardres or Capture of the low town of Ardres (Asalto nocturno de Ardres o Toma de la baja villa de Ardres). Third tapestry in the series
7208619 Flemish tapestry. Series Triumphs and battles of Archduke Albert. Night assault on Ardres or Capture of the low town of Ardres (Asalto nocturno de Ardres o Toma de la baja villa de Ardres). Third tapestry in the series. Model Otto van Veen and Hans I Snellinck. Manufacture Martin Reynbouts, Brussels. 1597-1599. Fabric Gold, silver, silk and wool. by Veen, Otto van (1558-1629); 356x397 cm; Palacio Real de Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: Size 356 x 397 cm. Location Royal Palace of Madrid. Origin Collection of Philip IV. On display Royal Armoury. National Heritage (Patrimonio Nacional) inv 10005714.); © Paul Maeyaert
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This Flemish tapestry, titled "Night Assault on Ardres or Capture of the Low Town of Ardres" is a stunning piece that showcases the triumphs and battles of Archduke Albert. Created between 1597-1599 by model Otto van Veen and Hans I Snellinck, with manufacture by Martin Reynbouts in Brussels, this tapestry measures an impressive 356x397 cm. The fabric used in this artwork includes gold, silver, silk, and wool, adding to its opulence and grandeur. Currently housed in the Royal Palace of Madrid in Spain as part of Philip IV's collection, it can be found on display at the Royal Armoury. The scene depicted in this third tapestry from the series portrays a dramatic night assault on Ardres or the capture of its low town. The colors are vibrant and richly detailed, showcasing the skillful craftsmanship involved in creating such intricate textile art. As you gaze upon this remarkable piece, you can almost feel yourself transported back to that fateful night when Archduke Albert led his forces into battle. The tapestry captures both the chaos and determination present during wartime while also highlighting the architectural beauty of Ardres itself. With its historical significance and artistic excellence, this Flemish tapestry serves as a testament to Europe's rich cultural heritage. It stands as a reminder not only of past triumphs but also of humanity's enduring fascination with capturing significant moments through artistry.
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