17th c. French tapestry, Apollo Exposing Mars and Venus to the Ridicule of the Olympians.
Jitterbug's wallpaper mural of the 17th c. tapestry, Apollo Exposing Mars and Venus to the Ridicule of the Olympians, hangs on the wall of an empty room.
17th c. French tapestry, Apollo Exposing Mars and Venus to the Ridicule of the Olympians.
Jitterbug's wallpaper mural of the 17th c. tapestry, Apollo Exposing Mars and Venus to the Ridicule of the Olympians, hangs on the wall of an empty room.
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Apollo Exposing Mars and Venus to the Ridicule of the Olympians

Wallpaper Mural
Artist: Unknown, French
Date: 17th c.
Original medium: Tapestry
Original size: 157 1/2 × 120 3/4 in.

SKU: MUN-100

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Jitterbug introduces this captivating tapestry as a wallpaper mural for the first time, allowing enthusiasts to bring the intricate details and mythological drama of “Apollo Exposing Mars and Venus to the Ridicule of the Olympians” into their living spaces with grandeur. The tapestry, from Ovid’s epic poem, “Metamorphoses”, depicts a scene from Greek mythology where Apollo, the god of music and poetry, exposes the illicit affair between Mars, the god of war, and Venus, the goddess of love, to the other gods on Mount Olympus. This moment is captured in the tapestry, showcasing Apollo’s role as a messenger of truth and justice among the gods.

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