The Tapestries at St John's Co-Cathedral, Malta

An original account by the curator, Cynthia de Giorgio on The Majestic Tapestries found within St John's Co-Cathedral.
These magnificent tapestries were gifted to the conventual church by Gand Master Ramon Perrellos. They were based on a set of modelli by Peter Paul Rubens in around 1620 and delivered to Malta in February 1702. The tapestries were painstakingly hand woven in Brussels by a team of weavers and can be seen at the St John’s Co-cathedral Museum. The collection is currently scattered between a number of rooms, however they will be re-united as a dramatic and complete set upon realisation of the museum renovation project.
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[@ritamifsud8088]

Absolutely ❤BEAUTIFUL and PRICELESS

[@morganlove502]

wow very beautiful tapestries!!

[@carmenpeters728]

I wonder why I can't find a documentary on the the co Cathedral of St.John.

[@twanyfarrujia8160]

it's been a while to see our famous Cathedral, but trying to understand the story is impossible, for two people talking over each other, bloody annoying.

[@rominamicallef2742]

Models not mudelli

[@joegerada-a9309]

Cartoons not modelli? Where are they now? J.Gerada Azzopardi A &CE 28/4/20