Applique Quilt c. 1937

"Applique Quilt" is a work by Suzanne Roy, created around 1937. The quilt is composed of 16 individual squares featuring a variety of floral motifs. It is outlined by a distinctive border of red stylized tulips. Roy’s quilt demonstrates the tradition of applique quilting, a technique where fabric pieces are cut out and sewn onto a background fabric, often showcasing floral and geometric patterns. It is a testament to the artistry and craftmanship of quilters like Roy, who used their skills to create beautiful and functional objects.