File:Battle of Pavia.jpg

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Artist	Bernard van Orley (circa 1491/1492-1542) (1487–1542)   Alternative names Barend van Orley, Barent van Orley, Bernaert van Orley, Bernart van Orley Description Southern Netherlandish painter, draughtsman and printmaker Date of birth/death circa 1487-1491 6 January 1542 Location of birth/death Brussels Brussels Work period from 1510 until 1542 Work location Brussels Authority control WorldCat and William Dermoyen
Title	The Battle of Pavia.
Description	manufactured in Bruxelles
Date	between 1528 and 1531
Medium	tapestry: wool, silk, silver and gold
Dimensions	440 × 818 cm (173.2 × 322 in)
Current location	National Museum of Capodimonte Native name Museo di Capodimonte Location Naples Coordinates 40° 52′ 1.22″ N, 14° 15′ 1.92″ E Established 1738 Website museodicapodimonte.campaniabeniculturali.it
Accession number	inv. IGMN 14486
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