Quilted Applique Coverlet c. 1936
drawing, mixed-media, textile
drawing
natural stone pattern
mixed-media
decorative element
textile
geometric pattern
tile art
folk-art
geometric
repetition of pattern
vertical pattern
pattern repetition
decorative-art
imprinted textile
layered pattern
decorative art
This watercolor design for a quilted coverlet, created by Edward L. Loper around 1936, showcases a vibrant starburst motif. The central star is constructed from a series of angled, colorful squares and diamonds, creating a sense of depth and intricate pattern. The surrounding borders feature geometric and floral designs, adding visual complexity. This artwork exemplifies the art of quilt design, which combines geometric shapes, color, and pattern in a harmonious composition. While not a finished quilt, this design provides a glimpse into the creative process and aesthetic preferences of the artist, offering a unique perspective into the world of quiltmaking.
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