Homework after the Bayeux Exhibition šāļø Come join and share your creative school projects! šØāØ
After generating this image today, I started wondering what the other students in this imaginary class might have handed in. Maybe Iāll get lucky and a few people will feel like joining, because Iām genuinely curious to see what the other artworks from the class might look like!
The Bayeux Tapestry is a medieval embroidered cloth about 68 metres (about 223 feet) long. It tells the story of the Norman conquest of England and includes scenes from the Battle of Hastings in 1066. It is currently on display in London for a limited time.
A warm, storybook-like crayon and colored-pencil scene shows a medieval castle chamber where a young woman in a deep red gown leans thoughtfully against a tall Gothic window, gazing over a blue sky, distant flagged fortress, and green landscape. Behind her, several veiled women in blue, green, and maroon ...