Coverlet 1852

"Coverlet," a vibrantly patterned woven textile, is a prime example of the "coverlet" genre. It's an American folk art staple, crafted by Samuel Snider in 1852 and is a testament to the artistry of the time. The work's intricate design, featuring red, blue, and green floral motifs set against a white background, showcases the skill of the weaver. The artwork's symmetrical pattern is a testament to the precision and detail that went into creating this stunning piece, which now resides in the Art Institute of Chicago. The coverlet's rich colors and intricate designs make it a visually captivating piece.