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Due leoni / un castello
Due leoni / un castello
Year
1400 - 1499
Materials
seta; cascame di seta / lampasso lanciato
Inventory
1306/T
Dimensions
Altezza: 6 cm, Larghezza: 54 cm
Definition
striscia
Subject
Tessuto seta lampasso / Fabric silk lampas
Description
Striscia in lampasso lanciato (con effetto double-face). Si alternano nel senso della lunghezza due motivi: 1) due leoni affrontati con in mezzo una fontana; 2) un castello. Tutti gli elementi sono fortemente stilizzati. Fondo avorio, decoro rosso, su un lato; fondo rosso, decoro avorio, sull'altro.
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