Month of July allegorical tapestry by Benedetto da Milano, c. 1503-08

Item # 2390945

Benedetto da Milano

<p>Benedetto da Milano</p>

<p>July (Luglio), by Benedetto da Milano upon drawing by Bramantino, c. 1503-1508, 16th Century, tapestry, Whole artwork view. Allegory of the month of July; up in the middle, a big coat of arms of the lineage of Gian Giacomo Trivulzio, the governor of Milan; under the emblem there is the personification of the month, represented on a pedestal, directing work of farmers threshing wheat; the scene takes place in the yard of a farm with dovecote towers; on the background a fortified town, topped by a red sun with a human face on the left corner, and by the Leo zodiac sign on the right one., Tapestry, 1503, Sforza Castle, Milan, Lombardy, Italy.</p>

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