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Tapestry: The Seven Deadly Sins

Unknown artist, 1500–1525

This tapestry originally formed one of a set symbolically representing the story of the Seven Deadly Sins with Biblical scenes and allegorical groups illustrating the subject. The frieze has the Royal arms of King Henry VIII.

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Title of artwork, date

Tapestry: The Seven Deadly Sins, 1500–1525

Date supported

1919

Medium and material

Textile

Dimensions

406 x 419 cm

Grant

500

Total cost

6500

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