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About the Artwork

Rome Crowned by Victory

c. 1675

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Flemish

Unknown

Overall: 136 × 100 inches (3 m 45.4 cm × 254 cm)

Tapestries

European Sculpture and Dec Arts

Bequest of Hettie B. Speck, 1950

61.396

This work is in the public domain.

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Provenance

1912-1913, (Attilgo Simonetti, Rome, Italy) Hettie B. Speck

1961-present, gift to the Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit, Michigan, USA)

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Published References

Asselberghs, J.-P., LES TAPISSERIES FLAMANDES AUX ETATS- UNIS D'AMERIQUE, Brussels, 1974, p 25.

Women's City Club of Detroit, "Autumn Tapestry" Flower Show, June 16, 17, 1954.

Detroit, DIA, WOVEN SPLENDOR: FIVE CENTURIES OF EUROPEAN TAPESTRY AT THE DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS, July-Sept 1996, mentioned in Checklist, p. 74.

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Credit Line for Reproduction

Flemish, Rome Crowned by Victory, c. 1675. Detroit Institute of Arts, Bequest of Hettie B. Speck, 1950, 61.396.

Rome Crowned by Victory
Rome Crowned by Victory