For 10 points, name this set of tapestries depicting the pursuit of a legendary single-horned creature.
One of the figures in this series holding horns is thought to represent Gabriel, due to the words "Ave Regina Coelorum" inscribed on his scabbard. The second section of this series depicts a lion, panther, stag, and other animals gathered around a fountain as the title figure cleanses a stream of poison. Its fifth section, which is in two fragments, shows a shifty-eyed virgin betraying the title figure, who is vulnerable only to maidens. The motif of a metal "A" and "E" tied together with red string suggest that this series was made to celebrate the marriage of Anne of (*) Brittany. This series, which was donated to the Cloisters after Rockefeller bought it from the Rochefoucauld family, concludes with an image of the title creature chained to a tree in a wooden enclosure, symbolizing the risen Christ because it had been killed and taken back to the castle in the previous panel. For 10 points, name this set of tapestries depicting the pursuit of a legendary single-horned creature.
One of the figures in this series holding horns is thought to represent Gabriel, due to the words "Ave Regina Coelorum" inscribed on his scabbard.
The Hunt of the Unicorn 