Pop Culture How a Set of Medieval Tapestries Inspired Horror-Comedy ‘Death of a Unicorn’ The A24 film borrows narrative and stylistic cues from the famed 'Unicorn Tapestries.' ...

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 ...

In the zany, bloody A24 monster comedy Death of a Unicorn, there are any number of strange circumstances the actress Jenna Ortega must contend with: a car crash with a mythological creature, a ...

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The unicorn was also associated with themes of Christianity in artwork throughout the ages. Around 1500, another seminal work of the western art cannon was woven: "The Lady and Unicorn" tapestries.

The unicorn was also associated with themes of Christianity in artwork throughout the ages. Around 1500, another seminal work of the western art cannon was woven: "The Lady and Unicorn" tapestries.

The Lady and the Unicorn Medieval art is full of unicorns. One famous example is the series of tapestries known as the Lady and the Unicorn, which now hang in the Musée Cluny in Paris.

In 'Death of a Unicorn,' debuting director Alex Scharfman offers an amusingly dark take on one of the most beloved (and least seen) fantasy creatures.

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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.

Courtesy of Salon 94. Several works in “The Lady and the Unicorn: New Tapestry” underscore the importance of inherited Indigenous knowledge in weaving and textile arts.