White Quilted Coverlet c. 1936

"White Quilted Coverlet" is a pencil drawing on paper created by Edward L. Loper in 1936. The drawing depicts a close-up view of a quilted coverlet, showcasing its intricate design and the artist's delicate hand in capturing the details. The repeated pattern of floral vines and grapes, rendered in fine lines, underscores the meticulous nature of the work, suggesting the artist's interest in the craft of quilting and its aesthetic potential. This work provides insight into the artist's early focus on patterns and textures, which would become key elements in his later work.