Lady and the unicorn

Unicorn have been described since antiquity. The medieval unicorn is a wild creature, a sybol of purity and grace. Tiles based on the medieval unicorn tapestries.

Unicorn have been described since antiquity. The medieval unicorn is a wild creature, a sybol of purity and grace. Tiles based on the medieval unicorn tapestries.

Wild woman with unicorn, c. 1500–1510 (Basel Historical Museum)

The tapestries on display at the Art Gallery of NSW have appeared in everything from the writings of George Sand to those of the poet Rainer Maria Rilke

Six individual tapestries make up the “Lady and the Unicorn” or “La Dame à la licorne” series. Considered to be one of the greatest works of art of the

Unicorn have been described since antiquity. The medieval unicorn is a wild creature, a sybol of purity and grace. Tiles based on the medieval unicorn tapestries.

Unicorn have been described since antiquity. The medieval unicorn is a wild creature, a sybol of purity and grace. Tiles based on the medieval unicorn tapestries.

"The Lady and the Unicorn" depicts a noble lady alongside a unicorn and other animals, surrounded by lush landscapes and intricate motifs.

"Lady with a Unicorn" Artist Armand Point (1898).