"Death of a Unicorn" deliberately engages in that mash-up of historical interpretation in a heightened setting of modern luxury. The film prominently features "The Hunt for the Unicorn" tapestries ...

Exclusive: Alex Scharfman unpacks each of the real-life “Unicorn Tapestries” and how they inspired the look, story, characterizations, and even ending of Death of a Unicorn.

These tapestries are certainly not the only major works of European art to riff on unicorn myths — you can see a breathtaking collection of unicorn tapestries at the Cluny Museum in Paris, or ...

Her googling leads her straight to the Unicorn Tapestries (1495–1505), an assembly of exquisite woven textiles that recounts the tale of a unicorn’s capture.

Inspired by the iconic French unicorn tapestries from the 16th century, Cahill combines Charles Baudelaire’s poetry with his own drawings and poems about the city, death, the unicorn, and the moon.

One of the Unicorn Tapestries featured in "Death of a Unicorn." Credit: A24. There are three unicorns in the film: Elliot and Ridley's victim is the foal, while its parents, the mare and the ...

The "Taste" instalment of The Lady and the Unicorn tapestry series. (Supplied: Museé Cluny/Wikimedia Commons)Dating to around 1500 and woven in wool and silk, they are rare survivors of a fragile ...

Art & Exhibitions Beyond Needle and Thread: Contemporary Artists Are Fueling a Tapestry Renaissance. Salon 94's new group show "The Lady and the Unicorn: New Tapestry" highlights a new cohort of ...

Today, we have a tapestry from the late Middle Ages (around the year 1500). As before, we’d like you to try to focus on the art for 10 full minutes, or as long as you possibly can. (You’ll be ...