Embroidery c. 1936

"Embroidery" is a captivating piece by Elizabeth Moutal, dated c. 1936, showcasing the artist’s skillful use of colorful threads to create a charming landscape scene. The artwork features a delicate composition of stylized plants, a graceful deer, a small dog, and two birds, all stitched with meticulous detail onto a beige fabric. Moutal's choice of vibrant hues, from deep purples to bright greens, creates a sense of vibrancy and depth, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the artist's imaginative world. This embroidered work exemplifies Moutal’s talent for creating beautiful and intricate works of art, reflecting the enduring tradition of textile artistry.