Coverlet c. 1940

"Coverlet" is a geometric design by Charles Roadman created around 1940. It depicts a grid of small squares in a patterned arrangement of red and beige hues. This abstract design showcases Roadman's interest in the aesthetics of textiles and weaving, likely serving as a design for a coverlet or other woven fabric. Roadman's work explored the interplay of colors and geometric forms, resulting in designs that were both decorative and mathematically precise.