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Nogen der vil rette de mest alm fejl her:The world oldest strip cartoon exists in the city Bayeux in the Normandy. It is exhibit in a striking museum, where the whole story are told by light show, film and posters before you are slipped through in the hall, where the actual masterpiece is hanging. The long exhibition case is floodlighted with a large number floodlight projectors, otherwise is the room dark. At the entrance you will be supplied with headphones, so you have “text” to the pictures. (English, German, or French after your own choice) The comments are controlled by electronically impulses.
There is 58 pictures in all, stitched on a piece of canvas, which is 70 meters long. That enormous piece of handwork was created in the 11th century. The narrator makes it clear to all (us?), that Wilhelm the conquer was quite within one’s rights to invade England and break the English army in the battle of Hastings in 1066. The fact is that he was cheated by the English King Harald, who had promised to make Vilhelm king in England, but he had crowned his own head instead.
There is a lot going on these pictures: Warships being build and loaded with weapons, horses, soldiers and a lot of good French wine, so the Norman’s are prepared for the trip over the Channel. Der bliver eated and drenched at huge party’s, and there will be fighted so the wounded humans and animals are raised in the air, and the dead are spread on the battlefield. The serie concludes very abrupt: Vilhelms men kill Harald and capture England, messenger set out, and here is the end of the hanging. There is no really closing, where you for example sees Vilhelm (bliver kronet) . You don’t know om det aldrig er blevet gjort helt færdigt, eller om den sidste del er blevet slidt af i årenes løb. The battle at Hastings is a historical landmark, because it is succeed anyone to capture England. Napoleon and Hitler did their best, but the attempt failed. It is moreover incredible, that the Bayeux tapestry still exists, because the allied landing beaches was almost completely destroyed during the battle about the Normandy after the invasion in 1944. Bayeux was meanwhile the first city, which was set free by the allied forces. You avoid for that reason heavy fighting and the usual havocs and the Bayeux tapestry still extent for the posterity.
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