Franco-Flemish Embroidery from the Met Collection
This installation features a series of rare 15th-century embroideries illustrating scenes from the life of Saint Martin (316–397), on display for the first time. These splendid examples of Franco-Flemish embroidery—in which detailed pictorial designs and luminous palettes were created by colored silk and metallic threads—highlight the sophistication of this highly prized medium.
‘A revolutionary flame burned bright within him’: David Bindman (1940–2025)