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Sanchos cowardice at the hunt, 1772 (silk and wool)
1766129 Sanchos cowardice at the hunt, 1772 (silk and wool) by Coypel, Charles Antoine (1694-1752) (after); 368x406 cm; J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; (add.info.: La Poltronnerie de Sancho a la chasse 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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Sanchos Cowardice at the Hunt, 1772 - A Tapestry of Bravery and Allegory
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. This print showcases Charles Antoine Coypel's remarkable tapestry titled "Sanchos Cowardice at the Hunt, 1772". Woven with silk and wool at the prestigious Gobelins Royal Manufactory in Paris, this piece is part of a series illustrating Miguel de Cervantes' iconic Spanish novel from the 17th century, Don Quixote. The scene depicted within this textile masterpiece transports us to an adventurous hunting expedition. However, our attention is immediately drawn to Sancho Panza's cowardly demeanor amidst wild animals. The intricate details are enhanced by a trompe-l'oeil carved and gilded wooden frame that surrounds the artwork. Delicate flowers and animals adorn its decorative border, adding an ornate touch to this stunning composition. Coypel skillfully weaves together symbolism and allegory in his portrayal of Sancho Panza's lack of bravery. Through this visual narrative, he invites viewers to reflect upon themes such as courage and fearlessness in the face of adversity. Measuring an impressive 368x406 cm, this wall hanging exudes grandeur while capturing every nuance of Coypel's artistry. Displayed proudly at J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, USA, it serves as a testament to both French craftsmanship and literary excellence. With its rich history and exquisite design featuring peacocks and other wild creatures intertwined with Sancho Panza's tale from La Mancha, this tapestry stands as a timeless tribute to Miguel de Cervantes' enduring legacy.
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