The Knight of Montacute Tapestry Home_Throw This book takes an interdisciplinary

This book takes an interdisciplinary approach to reveal a vibrant historical context

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The Knight of Montacute Tapestry Home_Throw This book takes an interdisciplinaryThe Knight of Montacute Tapestry depicts a Knight who has been identified as Jean de Daillor Seigneur du Lude Governor of the Dauphine coat of arms. The tapestry was commissioned as a gift from the city of Tornai in repayment for 'certain kindness'. The first official records date it from April 1481 and in December 1482, the Tournai archives show receipt of letters from his widow, asking that the tapestry to be handed over to Pasquier Grenier on