Printed Textile c. 1938

This printed textile design, created by Eleanor Rogers circa 1938, showcases a bold and geometric pattern. The design features a series of interlocking squares and rectangles arranged in a chevron pattern, utilizing a color palette of browns, tans, greens, and a subtle hint of orange. The design's intricate details and repetition create a visually stimulating effect that would have been ideal for upholstery or other textile applications. Rogers, a prominent textile designer, was known for her innovative and artistic approach to pattern making, evident in this work. The design's clean lines and rhythmic repetition embody the aesthetic of Art Deco, a popular design movement of the early 20th century.