Jerga (Carpet) c. 1938

"Jerga (Carpet)" is a watercolor by American artist Margery Parish (1855-1995), dated circa 1938. This abstract artwork showcases a geometric pattern of diagonal lines and squares, reminiscent of woven textiles. The composition is divided into distinct blocks of color, including blues, browns, greens, and yellows. The intricate details and repetitive nature of the pattern create a sense of rhythm and depth, suggesting the texture of a woven carpet. Parish's work often explored the interplay of color and form, and "Jerga (Carpet)" is a testament to her interest in the aesthetics of everyday objects.