Vingerdoek van linnen met geometrisch dessin 1888 - 1945

This linen tablecloth, designed by Dutch artist Chris Lebeau between 1888 and 1945, is a prime example of geometric Art Deco design. The intricate pattern features a central motif of interlocking squares, circles, and lines, all executed in shades of grey, creating a subtle yet striking visual effect. Lebeau was a prolific designer, and this tablecloth is a testament to his ability to integrate geometric forms into functional objects, enhancing the everyday with an artistic touch. It is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, showcasing Lebeau's influence on Dutch design in the early 20th century.