Printed Cotton c. 1941

This printed cotton textile designed by Ernest Capaldo around 1941 features a repeating pattern of stylized flowers and leaves on a brown background. The design is reminiscent of traditional floral motifs found in textiles, showcasing a combination of naturalism and stylized elements. The artwork is a testament to Capaldo's enduring contribution to the field of textile design, reflecting the popular trends of the early 20th century. This artwork is an excellent example of the use of floral patterns in textile design and its significance in decorative arts.