The British Museum is launching a highly anticipated exhibition featuring the medieval Bayeux Tapestry, marking the first time the artifact has been displayed outside of France. This significant cultural event follows extensive diplomatic efforts and is viewed as a gesture of improved relations between the two nations after Brexit. Public interest has been intense, with all 100,000 available tickets selling out shortly after their release. The exhibition, which recently held a preview for royalty and French President Emmanuel Macron, will remain open until July of next year. Visitors paid between £25 and £33 for entry to view the historic depiction of the Norman conquest of England, reflecting the immense popularity of this rare loan.
Source : Malay Mail
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