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Tapestry in wool and silk representing the test of the bow, - Lot 156

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Tapestry in wool and silk representing the test of the bow, - Lot 156
Tapestry in wool and silk representing the test of the bow, according to the odyssey of Homer (song XXI). Flanders, 17th century 250 x 268 cm (cut, restorations) The episode from Homer's Odyssey represented here is the scene where Penelope challenges her suitors to bend Odysseus' bow. The one who succeeds in handling the bow will have the right to marry her. The arrow must pass through twelve axe holes. The scene is represented not with axes but with rods topped with rings. The suitors are seated and watch Odysseus shoot.
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