Patchwork Quilt c. 1936

"Patchwork Quilt" (c. 1936) by Charlotte Winter (1855-1995) is a stunning example of traditional American quilting, showcasing a geometric pattern of repeating starbursts within a grid, framed by a decorative border. The quilt is crafted from various fabrics in shades of green, pink, and white, creating a visually pleasing and intricate design. The quilt's intricate patterns and careful construction reflect the skill and dedication of the quilter, while the use of traditional techniques and color scheme points to the enduring appeal of this art form. This type of quilt is often associated with the 19th century, making Winter's work a testament to the enduring traditions of textile art.