One work in this medium derived from Jean de Bandol and is titled Angers Apocalypse.
Jean Lurcat introduced a numbering system that made creating works in this medium more efficient. Le Corbusier created works in this medium he called "nomadic murals". During the Rococo period, it was common to create elaborate borders imitating gilded wood in the alentours sub-genre of these works; one such example was the popular Fables of La Fontaine by Jean-Baptiste Oudry. One work in this medium derived from Jean de Bandol and is titled Angers Apocalypse. Stirling Castle once housed a series of seven works in this medium titled The Hunt of the Unicorn. A cartoon was usually created before making works in this medium. In the 18th century, the Beauvais Factory added subtlety to works in this medium by employing silk. For 10 points, name this medium of woven fabric, which does not technically include an embroidered hanging once in the Bayeux Cathedral.
Jean Lurcat introduced a numbering system that made creating works in this medium more efficient.
tapestry [or tapestries]