Coverlet c. 1936

"Coverlet" is a 1936 design by Dutch artist Cornelius Christoffels (1879-1960), showcasing a geometric abstract pattern of red, blue, and white squares. The design is reminiscent of woven textiles and uses an intricate layering of lines and dots to create an illusion of depth within the flat surface. Christoffels' focus on pattern and repetition is a key element in his art, creating a visual rhythm that engages the viewer's attention and invites contemplation.