Crazy Quilt c. 1938

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natural stone pattern

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flower pattern

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Charlotte Winter’s “Crazy Quilt” (c. 1938) is a vibrant example of the popular 19th-century textile art form. The quilt is composed of a seemingly random arrangement of fabric scraps, stitched together in a chaotic yet visually pleasing manner. The artist's meticulous embroidery of flowers, a running horse, and other details adds a touch of whimsy to the work. The quilt’s colorful, intricate design exemplifies the creativity and skill of the era's textile artisans.