Sentence examples for small tapestry from inspiring English sources

In the main hall on permanent display are small tapestry pieces by the museum's founder, Natalie Hays Hammond.

In 1663 Le Brun was appointed director of the Gobelins, which, from being a small tapestry manufacture, expanded into a sort of universal factory supplying all the royal houses.

I sat down opposite her and took in the weird mix of art a small tapestry of what I'm quite sure was Jesus and his disciples on the table, but also a fair share of Buddha statues, too.

Great woven mantles, ponchos, and small tapestries were created between 1000 and 250 bc.

Small tapestries in cotton, linen, and synthetic threads, by the Russian Zhenya Machneva, depict obsolete factories, abandoned heroic statuary, and other remnants of lost Soviet grandeur.

The smaller tapestries are on canvas and the medium is various colors of silken cord applied with wheat paste.

Artist Grayson Perry's series of The Vanity of Small Differences tapestries has been turned into an iPhone and iPad app.

iPhone Artist Grayson Perry's The Vanity of Small Differences tapestries were originally created as part of a TV series that saw him travelling around Britain.

Rather use a foam core only for smaller sized tapestries.

Also included is the oldest item in the Modern's collection, a small circular Coptic tapestry from the seventh or eighth century, embroidered with a cartoonish, eerily modern face.

The Vanity of Small Differences, featuring tapestries created for the series, is at Victoria Miro gallery, London, until 11 August.