LSE4317481 Cycle of Oedipus: Laios consults the oracle of Delphi - In the centre, with his suite, he kneels at the entrance of the temple - On the left, on a canopy bed, Jocaste is surrounded by the ladies of his court who teach him the disappearance of his new ne - On the right, Laios hands his child over to an officer instructing him to kill him - Unable to obey this order, he the child by feet and suspends him to a tree or Phorbas, a shepherd from Corinth finds him - Tapestry, (415 x655 cm), cardboard attributed to Bernard van Orley (Barend, Barent, Bernaert van Brussel, 1488-1541) and Pieter Coecke van Aelst the Elder (1502-1555), 1525-1535 - Belgian Art, 16th century - Musee de Lamego (Portugal) by Orley, Bernart van (c.1488-1541) (attr. to); Museu de Lamego, Portugal; (add.info.: Cycle of Oedipus: Laios consults the oracle of Delphi - In the centre, with his suite, he kneels at the entrance of the temple - On the left, on a canopy bed, Jocaste is surrounded by the ladies of his court who teach him the disappearance of his new ne - On the right, Laios hands his child over to an officer instructing him to kill him - Unable to obey this order, he the child by feet and suspends him to a tree or Phorbas, a shepherd from Corinth finds him - Tapestry, (415 x655 cm), cardboard attributed to Bernard van Orley (Barend, Barent, Bernaert van Brussel, 1488-1541) and Pieter Coecke van Aelst the Elder (1502-1555), 1525-1535 - Belgian Art, 16th century - Musee de Lamego (Portugal)); Photo by Leonard de Selva.