Six repeats of pattern; white ground and bands cutting through two five-banded, maroon to tan, circles; eight increasing in size and space black stripes cut throughout side of two circles

%C2%A9 Heal%27s Fabrics%2C London%2C Carol Saunders%2C 1965

Chronos, c. 1965

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Cotton; screenprintexpand_more

Gift of Richard Simmonsexpand_more  98.273.17

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Heal Fabrics, which was based in England, produced bold graphic prints during the 1950s and 1960s. Generally fabrics such as this would be used for window treatments and furnishings. Fabrics like this were a dominating presence in an interior and were popular until the early 1970s, but by mid-decade there was a move away from the bold statement toward a more subdued elegance.

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Six repeats of pattern; white ground and bands cutting through two five-banded, maroon to tan, circles; eight increasing in size and space black stripes cut throughout side of two circles

© Heal's Fabrics, London, Carol Saunders, 1965