Medieval Art Museum de Cluny, Paris.
Six beautifully crafted tapestries, with color and detail in perfect condition. Five of them represent the five senses, most recently "A mon seul desire"
The view: the mirror held by the lady. 
Smell the flowers and touch the hand. 
taste: she eats fruits and ears: she plays music. 
A mon seul desire ... the largest and most beautiful of all.
fascinates me still today remember the sight of these tapestries, in general the whole museum is a place of pilgrimage for lovers of the medieval world. Animals
fantastic, mythical, like the lion and unicorn, and familiar animals:, birds, hares, inhabit the bottoms of the tapestry, giving them a fairy sleep environment. Surrounded by fruit trees, holly, flowers ...
L The tapestry of the Lady and the Unicorn are of Flemish origin and are woven in wool and silk late fifteenth century, preserved extraordinarily color and texture. Were d Prosper Merimee escubiertos in 1841 in the castle of Boussac, and immediately entered the legend by the writings of George Sand, who described them.
fascinates me still today remember the sight of these tapestries, in general the whole museum is a place of pilgrimage for lovers of the medieval world. Animals
fantastic, mythical, like the lion and unicorn, and familiar animals:, birds, hares, inhabit the bottoms of the tapestry, giving them a fairy sleep environment. Surrounded by fruit trees, holly, flowers ...
L The tapestry of the Lady and the Unicorn are of Flemish origin and are woven in wool and silk late fifteenth century, preserved extraordinarily color and texture. Were d Prosper Merimee escubiertos in 1841 in the castle of Boussac, and immediately entered the legend by the writings of George Sand, who described them.
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