Strook parasolgaas, écru, in schulpen geknipt by Gustav Schnitzler

Strook parasolgaas, écru, in schulpen geknipt c. 1910 - 1940

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"Strook parasolgaas, écru, in schulpen geknipt" (Strip of parasol fabric, ecru, cut in shells), created by Gustav Schnitzler between c. 1910 and 1940, is a piece of woven fabric that exemplifies the artistic approach to textiles in the early 20th century. The piece, measuring 14 cm wide and 180 cm long, is made of finely woven, ecru-colored, transparent fabric that is reminiscent of a delicate fabric used in parasols. This work is a reminder of the way art can be found in everyday materials and objects.