Antique tapestry "Horseman, year 1328". Wool, silk. Tapestry is usually used to describe something that was not woven at the Goblen brothers' factory, but is nevertheless a valuable acquisition. The tapestry depicts a horseman dressed in a knightly manner, with a greater tendency towards the Gothic style. This is also confirmed by the embroidery in Latin with Roman numerals, which mean "Year one thousand three hundred and twenty eight". A castle is visible on the right side, arrows are sticking out of the ground on the horseman's path, most likely a battle is taking place. France, 20th century.