pieced and quilted cotton fabric dyed with procion dyes

%C2%A9 Jan Myers

Depth of Field, 1984

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Though the imagery in this quilt might be described as “wavy” or “cylindrical,” the textile is composed entirely of square and rectangular pieces of fabric. Contemporary American quilter, Jan Myers, manages to fool the viewer’s eye with her expert handling of color to communicate a sense of dimension and depth in a flat textile. Myers dyes her own fabrics and has long been influenced by traditional Japanese dyeing methods.

Details
Title
Depth of Field
Artist Life
born 1950
Role
Artist
Accession Number
90.135
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pieced and quilted cotton fabric dyed with procion dyes

© Jan Myers