Onvoltooid fragment borduurwerk met een repeterend motief van veelkleurige zijde op naturelkleurige wollen kamgaren c. 1900 - 1910

This unfinished embroidery fragment, created by M.G. Winkelman-Sanders around the turn of the 20th century, showcases a repeating floral motif. Crafted with colorful silk threads on a natural wool base, the artwork features a central stylized flower in a teardrop shape, surrounded by intricate foliage in a symmetrical design. The intricate detail and repetition of the design is characteristic of Art Nouveau, a style prevalent at the time, which emphasized organic forms and flowing lines.