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Summary
Artist |
and William Dermoyen |
Title |
The Battle of Pavia. |
Description |
manufactured in Bruxelles
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Date |
between 1528 and 1531 |
Medium |
tapestry: wool, silk, silver and gold |
Dimensions |
440 × 818 cm (173.2 × 322 in) |
Current location |
National Museum of Capodimonte |
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Native name |
Museo di Capodimonte |
Location |
Naples |
Coordinates |
40° 52′ 1.22″ N, 14° 15′ 1.92″ E |
Established |
1738 |
Website |
museodicapodimonte.campaniabeniculturali.it |
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Accession number |
inv. IGMN 14486 |
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Licensing
Public domain by age.
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