Printed Textile c. 1938

"Printed Textile" is a design by Ralph M. Lewis, executed around 1938. The textile design showcases a simple yet striking geometric pattern, composed of alternating squares of red, brown, and green. The squares are arranged in a diagonal pattern, giving the design a sense of movement and dynamism. This design, typical of the period, may have been intended for various applications, including textiles, wallpaper, or other decorative purposes. The minimalist approach, combined with vibrant color choices, reflects the aesthetic sensibilities of the era, emphasizing functionality and clean lines.