One of set of four tapestries, with landscape scenes and figures inspired from the Hunts of Maximilian, now in the Louvre and woven after the cartoons of Bernard Van Orley, also preserved in the Louvre. Woven at sides with bases sustaining figures of putti and decorated with rams' heads. Embellishment of festoons, pendant bunches of fruits and flowers. Top border with scrolled, oblong cartouch in center, which contains a miniature landscape scene, supported by winged cherubs. Similar cartouche, with swags of fruit and flowers in bottom border. Hunting the Deer Rolling countryside with sturdy elm at left. In immediate foreground a huntsman holding spear and sounding horn, in middle distance one of his companions on horseback and another on foot, pursue the deet who advances towards the left.; Warp undyed wool, 7½-8 ends per cm., waft dyed wool and silk, 24-28 ends per cm.. Original from the Minneapolis Institute of Art.