Queen Mathilda Tapestry Postcard Bayeux Art Print

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This vintage postcard features a detailed black-and-white reproduction of a section of the famed Queen Mathilda Tapestry from Bayeux, showcasing a historic medieval scene titled "Harold saves the Normans and William's arm marches towards Dol." The intricate artwork captures the dramatic and dynamic action of mounted knights in battle, accompanied by Latin inscriptions and ornamental border animals, reflecting the tapestry's unique storytelling style. Produced as a standard size postcard (5.5 x 3.5 inches), this piece is a classic example of early 20th-century printed postcards, likely created using traditional photo-lithographic techniques, evident in the fine line work and tonal gradations. The reverse side includes multilingual postcard identifiers and a faint stamp mark for Louis Lott, adding to its collectible appeal. This postcard is unposted and offers a fascinating glimpse into medieval history and art, making it a valuable addition for collectors of historical memorabilia, art reproductions, and European cultural artifacts.

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04/29/2013

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Virginia, United States

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