Vouet's tapestries were made for which group?
The king
Merchants
Peasants
Artisans
Answer
The king was the recipient of Vouet's tapestries. Vouet, a renowned French painter, designed these tapestries for the royal court, specifically for King Louis XIII. The tapestries were intended to adorn the walls of the royal palaces and were commissioned to commemorate significant events or to glorify the monarchy. They depicted historical scenes, mythological subjects, and allegorical representations that reflected the power and prestige of the French crown.
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