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Sanchos meal on the island of Barataria, 1770-72 (silk and wool)
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Sanchos meal on the island of Barataria, 1770-72 (silk and wool)
1766127 Sanchos meal on the island of Barataria, 1770-72 (silk and wool) by Coypel, Charles Antoine (1694-1752) (after); 370.8x507.5 cm; J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; (add.info.: Le Repas de Sancho dans L Ile de Barataria from L Histoire de don Quichotte, a series of tapestries woven at the Gobelins Royal Manufactory in Paris illustrating the 17th century Spanish novel by Cervantes. The scene is surrounded by a trompe-l oeil carved and gilded wooden frame and a decorative border including flowers and animals.); French, out of copyright
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The print depicts "Sanchos meal on the island of Barataria, 1770-72" a magnificent silk and wool tapestry created by Charles Antoine Coypel. This artwork is part of a series called "L Histoire de don Quichotte" that was woven at the Gobelins Royal Manufactory in Paris. The scene showcases an allegorical representation from Miguel de Cervantes' famous Spanish novel, Don Quixote. Sancho Panza, one of the main characters, is depicted enjoying a meal on the fictional island of Barataria. The tapestry is surrounded by an intricately carved and gilded wooden frame with decorative borders featuring flowers and animals. This stunning piece exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship of 18th-century textiles. The vibrant colors, detailed weaving techniques, and trompe-l'oeil effect create a visually captivating experience for viewers. Coypel's tapestry not only pays homage to Cervantes' literary masterpiece but also serves as an ornate decoration for any space it adorns. Its large size (370.8x507.5 cm) makes it truly impressive and eye-catching. Now housed in the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, this exquisite artwork continues to captivate audiences with its beauty and historical significance. It stands as a testament to both Coypel's talent as an artist and Cervantes' enduring legacy as one of literature's greatest writers.
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