tapestry workshop of Joris Leemans and Jan van Leefdael and Willem Roelants and Jan Cordijs and Hendrik de Puttere after design of Jacques Jordaens

tapestry workshop of <a class="recordlink artists" href="/explore/artists/458536" title="Joris Leemans"><span class="text">Joris Leemans</span></a> and <a class="recordlink artists" href="/explore/artists/426631" title="Jan van Leefdael"><span class="text">Jan van Leefdael</span></a> and <a class="recordlink artists" href="/explore/artists/458762" title="Willem Roelants"><span class="text">Willem Roelants</span></a> and <a class="recordlink artists" href="/explore/artists/458232" title="Jan Cordijs"><span class="text">Jan Cordijs</span></a> and <a class="recordlink artists" href="/explore/artists/458265" title="Hendrik de Puttere"><span class="text">Hendrik de Puttere</span></a> after design of <a class="recordlink artists" href="/explore/artists/42880" title="Jacques Jordaens"><span class="text">Jacques Jordaens</span></a>

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Physical connection Reference in ‘composite artworks’: artworks that are/were connected, such as alterpieces, decorative pieces incorporated in panelling, and works of art that were intended to be displayed together, such as pendants and series.

tapestry workshop of Hendrik de Puttere, Keizerin Irene van Griekenland stuurt boodschappers naar Karel de Grote (part of a series)
tapestry workshop of Jan van Leefdael, Karel de Grote in gebed (part of a series)
tapestry workshop of Roelants (wandtapijtweverij), De kroning van Karel de Grote (part of a series)
tapestry workshop of Joris Leemans, Karel de Grote benoemt zijn zoon Louis tot mederegent en zijn kleinzoon Bernard tot koning van Italië (part of a series)
tapestry workshop of Jan Cordijs, Hommage van Kalief Harim-al-Rashid aan Karel de Grote (part of a series)
tapestry workshop of Roelants (wandtapijtweverij), Bertrada van Laon ontvangt Desiderius' dochter als vrouw voor haar zoon, Karel de Grote (part of a series)
tapestry workshop of Anoniem, De trofeeën van Karel de Grote (part of a series)

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woven (technique)

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rectangle (landscape format) ? x ? cm

Current attribution: tapestry workshop of Joris Leemans
: and Jan van Leefdael
: and Willem Roelants
: and Jan Cordijs
: and Hendrik de Puttere
: after design of Jacques Jordaens

Date Exact or approximate dating of the described art work; the search parameters adopted for this art work in this database, are found in brackets.: c. 1665-1666 (1665 - 1666)
Created in: Brussels

Subject

Title Title of the art-work in Dutch: Reeks wandtapijten met de Geschiedenis van Karel de Grote
English title: Series of tapestries with the History of Charlemagne
Genre: undetermined
Keywords: history (genre), saint
Iconclass code Iconclass codes and text contain specific scenes and names. An Iconclass code or notation is a code from the multi-lingual Iconclass system for subject retrieval. For more information about this system, see www.iconclass.nl.: 11H(CHARLEMAGNE)
the Holy Roman emperor Charlemagne; possible attributes: crown, model of church, orb, sceptre, sword

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Artistically related to other work Such as a preparatory studie, comparable composition, other version, or copy of the artwork in this record.

after design by
Jacques Jordaens
naar ontwerp uit ca. 1660

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Collection(s)

private collection Carlo Emanuele II di Savoia, Turijn
besteld ter gelegenheid van zijn huwelijk met Maria Giovanna Battista di Savoia-Nemours in mei 1665
1666-10-29 -
Palazzo del Quirinale, Rome

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Nelson 1998 , p. 133-143 , over de reeksen

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