Printed Textile c. 1941

This "Printed Textile" by Joseph Lubrano, dated circa 1941, features a vibrant floral pattern with a delicate, almost watercolor-like quality. The textile, printed in shades of red, yellow, and grey, depicts small sprigs of flowers and leaves interspersed with wider, yellow stripes. The delicate design and intricate details are reminiscent of the "Chintz" style popularized in the 18th century, and it was likely intended for use in home furnishings or clothing. The label in the corner suggests a connection to Fall River, Massachusetts, a prominent textile center in the early 20th century.