Wandbespanning van paarse damast met dessin van vogelnesten 1911 - 1915
chrislebeau
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natural stone pattern
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geometric pattern
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abstract pattern
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repetitive shape and pattern
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organic pattern
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repetition of pattern
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vertical pattern
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pattern repetition
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imprinted textile
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layered pattern
"Wandbespanning van paarse damast met dessin van vogelnesten" (Wall Covering of Purple Damask with a Design of Bird's Nests), created between 1911 and 1915 by Dutch designer Chris Lebeau, is a stunning example of Art Nouveau textile design. This piece, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases a stylized, repetitive pattern of bird's nests in a delicate, light-colored palette. The intricate details and organic forms of the nests are reminiscent of nature, while the overall geometric arrangement reflects the influence of Art Nouveau’s emphasis on geometric shapes and curves.
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