Introducing European tapestries

Glasgow's Burrell Collection is world renowned for its collection of over 200 European tapestries, acquired over many decades and with great acumen by the collector Sir William Burrell. These tapestries, primarily from the medieval and Renaissance periods, showcase the skill and talent of their...

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