Bayeux Tapestry Will Not Be Hung Again After Britain Visit: Minister
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But no, this is not due to any damage when it is transferred to the British Museum, says the Minister of Culture.
Preserved flat at the British Museum, Bayeux' tapestry will benefit from an unprecedented presentation on her return, the result of a reflection undertaken long before her loan to the United Kingdom, according to the French Minister of Culture.
Bayeux Tapestry will not be hung again after Britain visit: minister
The almost 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry will not be hung again once it returns to France from a temporary exhibition in Britain, with the masterpiece set to be displayed on a table instead, France’s culture minister announced Friday.
The Minister of Culture announced on X this Friday that the suspension of the work "pose on its conservation". She said that this decision was not due to a deterioration after the transport to the British Museum.
The Bayeux tapestry, currently on loan in London, will make its return to France in the summer of 2027. But it will now be exposed on an inclined table and no longer in a vertical position that "poses on its conservation". What will revive the criticisms on its transport feared by the experts because of the extreme fragility of this millenary work. - Upon its return to France, the tapestry of Bayeux will no longer be exposed as before (Culture, …
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