Ontwerptekening op calqueerpapier voor een kleed van kloskant met goudenregentakken en -bloemen c. 1912

This design drawing, created by Dutch artist Louise Wilhelmina van der Meulen-Nulle, depicts a complex and intricate pattern of golden rain branches and flowers on tracing paper. The detail of the design suggests it was intended for a lace garment, likely a dress or cloak. The drawing serves as a blueprint for the intricate bobbin lace that would have been made based on this design. It showcases van der Meulen-Nulle's expertise in lace design and her talent for rendering floral motifs with incredible detail. The delicate lines and precise measurements of the drawing highlight the meticulous craft of lacemaking in the early 20th century.