Tussenzetsel van wit kant met aaneengeregen wielen op karton c. 1920

"Tussenzetsel van wit kant met aaneengeregen wielen op karton" (c. 1920) by Gustav Schnitzler is a simple yet striking example of textile design from the early 20th century. The piece features a delicate white lace trim displayed on a cardboard background, showcasing the intricate details of the woven pattern. It provides a glimpse into the craftsmanship and artistry of the time, offering a captivating look at the subtle elegance of everyday objects. The Rijksmuseum houses this small yet significant artwork, highlighting the enduring appeal of textiles and the artistic ingenuity behind them.