The brothers also assisted the Metropolitan Museum of Art around 2003 in the merging of a series of digital photographs taken of The Hunt of the Unicorn tapestries during their cleaning.
In the opening scene, Herpich used unicorn symbolism, most notable the tapestry The Unicorn is in Captivity and No Longer Dead, a piece of the seven-part tapestry The Hunt of the Unicorn, to illustrate the themes of the episode.
William Holman Hunt | Leigh Hunt | John Hunt Morgan | The Hunt for Red October | Hunt Valley, Maryland | Richard Morris Hunt | Hunt | Helen Hunt | Unicorn | Nelson Bunker Hunt | Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup | E. Howard Hunt | Wild Hunt | Joe Hunt | Jim Hunt | Jefferson Hunt | James Hunt | Thomas Hunt Morgan | National Hunt racing | Witch-hunt | unicorn | The Hunt of the Unicorn | Sea Hunt | Roger Hunt | Rex Hunt | Miles Hunt | Marsha Hunt | Charles Cooke Hunt | The Hunt for Red October (film) | Lois Hunt |
As well as new designs, the Studio is also engaged in recreating the 16th century 'The Hunt of the Unicorn' tapestries, part of a twelve year project for Historic Scotland, for the refurbishment of Stirling Castle.