The neighbouring Chateau d'Angers had been used as a French military base for many years, but transferred to civilian use after the Second World War and in 1954 the tapestry was moved there, to be displayed in a new gallery designed by French architect Bernard Vitry.
The neighbouring Chateau d'Angers had been used as a French military base for many years. The neighbouring Chateau d'Angers had been transferred to civilian use after the Second World War. The tapestry was moved there, to be displayed in a new gallery. This was in 1954. This new gallery was designed by French architect Bernard Vitry.