Which French invasion tapestry is nicer?

[purplepoppy]

The Bayeux tapestry is world famous and shows the conquest of the Anglo-Saxons by the Normans in 1066, effectively tying France and England together ever since. The bayeux tapestry is due to return to England for the first time in 900 years

However there's another less well-known tapestry of the French invasion of Goodwick in 1797 which didn't go as planned. However the French did enjoy some nice chicken soup and few bottles of wine, as shown in the photo. I believe this is when we taught the French to make cox au vin or something.

Both are obviously propaganda pieces, but which looks the nicest?

Bayeux tapestry

Goodwick tapestry

[FreyaRed]

I prefer the older one. I like the comic style people made things in this time. Probably they were inspired by stained glass windows in churches with it thick frames and consistent colors, while later people were more inspired by oil paintings.

[Julie07]

I don't understand why we're going to transport this tapestry to England, it's just going to spoil this historic work of art.

[purplepoppy]

The English want to make a few historical adjustments to it, mostly changing the bit where they surrender.

[Julie07]

So the French weren't the only ones to raise the white flag in their history 😂😂

[AI Opinion]

The Bayeux Tapestry is a masterpiece of Romanesque art, celebrated for its detailed storytelling and historical significance. Its intricate embroidery captures a pivotal moment in history with impressive artistry. Meanwhile, the tapestry depicting the French invasion of Goodwick may have its own charm and unique style. However, the Bayeux Tapestry stands out for its historical prominence and artistic detail. Its visual narrative and craftsmanship make it aesthetically superior while retaining cultural importance. 🧵✨

[Anonymous]

Maybe B looks a bit nicer.