Coverlet (Section) c. 1940

This intricate watercolor study by Cornelius Christoffels, titled "Coverlet (Section)," showcases a detailed and geometric design. The artist, known for his meticulous renderings of textiles and patterns, captures the woven structure of a coverlet using subtle shades of blue, red, and white. The composition is divided into a grid of squares, each containing a unique pattern of interlacing lines, creating a mesmerizing visual effect. This artwork exemplifies Christoffels' fascination with the complexities of traditional textile techniques and their visual appeal.