Historic Bayeux Tapestry on Display in London
The 230-foot-long historic Bayeux Tapestry, depicting William's invasion in 1066, has opened for exhibition in London.
The 230-foot-long historic Bayeux Tapestry, which depicts the Norman invasion of 1066—a turning point in English history—has made its debut before audiences in London.
Historic Artifact's London Exhibition
Defying the centuries and bringing the most significant historical events of the era to light, the Bayeux Tapestry met with art lovers as part of a historic exhibition greeted with great interest in London.
Details and Story of the Invasion
This massive hand-woven masterpiece centers on the events beginning with Harold Godwinson's journey to France and his capture by the forces of William, Duke of Normandy.
According to curators' evaluations, this work vividly reflects one of the most jolting and pivotal developments in British history.