Textiles c. 1937

"Textiles" (c. 1937) by Martha Reed (1855-1995) is a drawing comprised of twelve individual squares, each containing a different textile pattern. These patterns are meticulously drawn with pen and ink, showcasing Reed's talent for detail and design. The artwork, arranged in a grid format, serves as a visual study of texture, pattern, and repetition, offering a glimpse into the creative mind of a designer working with textiles. While the exact purpose of this piece is unknown, it exemplifies Reed's dedication to capturing the nuances of fabric and textile design.