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LITERATURE

Ancient / Homer / Odyssey / Cycles / -1560 (circa) - Chesterfield, Hardwick Hall, and elsewhere (Brussels Tapestries) / Copies
Ancient / Homer / Odyssey / Book XIX: Ulysses speaks incognito with Penelope and is recognised by Euryclea / vv. 428-454: Ulysses remembers how a boar scarred his knee

Further details

Artist or creator

Brussels after
Coxie, Michiel (1499-1592)

Date

16th century (late)

Location

Paris, Musée du Petit Palais

Notes on photograph

Bibliographic Citation

Marcel Roethlisberger, The Ulysses Tapestries at Hardwick Hall, Gazette de Beaux-Arts, February 1976, pp. 111-125, p. 113, fig. 3

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Acknowledgements

Record created with the generous support of the Kress foundation

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