Woven Coverlet c. 1936

"Woven Coverlet" is a design for a coverlet created by Margaret Linsley, a prominent textile artist, in 1936. The design is a study in geometric pattern and color, featuring repeating motifs of squares, crosses, and chains in a striking red, white, and blue color scheme. This artwork demonstrates Linsley's mastery of weaving techniques and her penchant for geometric abstraction. While the coverlet itself may have been woven, the artwork is a watercolor rendering of the design. Linsley's geometric textiles are a captivating blend of traditional and modern aesthetics.