Hunts of Maximilian Renaissance Wall Tapestry Hunting Scene
$170.00
Add a touch of regal history to your home with the Hunts of Maximilian Renaissance wall tapestry. This detailed piece shows a lively hunting scene commissioned by Emperor Maximilian I, who ruled the Holy Roman Empire and was Duke of Burgundy.
A Look into History
Emperor Maximilian I (1459-1519) was a strong leader known for growing his empire through smart marriages and military actions. He built the Habsburg dynasty into one of the most important families in European history. His love for hunting and falconry shines through in this tapestry series, made as a tribute to his leadership and noble activities.
The Scene: April’s Hunting Season
This tapestry portrays the month of April, marking the start of hunting season under the bull sign. Imperial hounds, led by skilled hunters, leave the royal hunting lodge, ready for the chase. Noblemen and women on horseback, dressed in rich Renaissance clothing, take part in the age-old practice of falconry—a symbol of power and prestige.
Quality & Details
- Quality Fabric: Expertly woven with rich textures and bright colors.
- Size Options: Available in different sizes to fit your space. 72″ x 53″ – $330 or 53″ x 40″ – $170
- Ready to Hang: Comes with a rod sleeve for easy display (rod not included).
Interesting Facts About the Renaissance Era:
- Noble Activities: Hunting and falconry were elite sports that represented authority and social status.
- Artistic Expression: Tapestries like this were not just decorations—they insulated castles and showcased wealth.
- Fashion Forward: Renaissance nobles wore luxurious fabrics like velvet and silk, which are prominently featured in this scene.
Bring history into your home with this Hunts of Maximilian Renaissance wall tapestry, combining art, culture, and grandeur into a beautiful decorative piece.