Tussenzetsel van zwarte machinale kant met slingerend bloem- en bladmotief, op karton c. 1925

This artwork, created around 1925 by Gustav Schnitzler, is a sample of black machine-made lace. It is a simple yet striking example of craftsmanship from the early 20th century, showcasing the intricate details and delicate patterns of this textile. The piece is displayed on a cardboard backing at the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the history of lace production and its role in fashion and design. The delicate floral and leaf motifs, combined with the geometric patterns, demonstrate the versatility and artistry of machine-made lace.