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Art Gallery: Medieval and Renaissance Galleries, V&A
Art Gallery: Medieval and Renaissance Galleries, V&A
Exhibits from the museum's newly reopened treasure chest
Friday, 11 December 2009
Detail of the War of Troy tapestry, woven in wool and silk, Tournai, France (1475-1490) Courtesy of the Victoria & Albert Museum
After the opening earlier this autumn of the reconfigured Ceramic Galleries, the Victoria & Albert Museum's renovation continues. Here is a selection of exhibits on permanent display in the newly reopened Medieval and Renaissance Galleries - Fisun Güner reviews the display elsewhere in theartsdesk.
After the opening earlier this autumn of the reconfigured Ceramic Galleries, the Victoria & Albert Museum's renovation continues. Here is a selection of exhibits on permanent display in the newly reopened Medieval and Renaissance Galleries - Fisun Güner reviews the display elsewhere in theartsdesk.
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