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Abstract design with flowing shapes in green.

%C2%A9 Metsovaara Oy%2C Marjatta Metsovaara

Inkka, late 1960s

Marjatta Metsovaara; Manufacturer: Metsovaara Oy

G281

Textile, 1752

Anna Maria Garthwaite; Weaver: John Sabatier

G281

large semicircular pink brocaded silk cope; brocade pattern of colorful roses and flowers intertwined with strips of ribbons and lace; front panels and two front tabs trimmed with a silver galloon; ground is bright pink taffeta with an ombre warp stripe; cope is pieced together from fabric of a previous garment; lining of light pink cotton

Cope, c. 1760

France

G281

floral screenprinted curtain panel; printed in bright shades of red, yellow, orange, blue, green; bunches of tulips, crocus, grape hyacinths, violets, and other spring flowers on white background; top edge hemmed back and backed with white pleating tape across top verso, machine stitched to panel; bottom edge hemmed back 2-1/4" with hand stitching

Svenska Varblommer (Swedish spring flowers), c. 1936 (printed c. 1945-1950s)

Josef Frank; Printer: Svenskt Tenn.

G281

cotton fabric screenprinted with repeating design of large bunches of tulips in red, pink, white with green and blue leaves on a deep blue background; length of unused fabric with two unfinished edges and two selvedge sides

Les Tulipes (Tulips), 1938

Paule Marrot; Printer: Steiner (Manufacturer)

G281

large central Tree of Life in green with sinuous branches with exotic and stylized flowers (including lilies and roses) and fruits (primarily pomegranates) in shades of blue, yellow, ivory, pale pink, peach, and cinnamon; large exotic bird with fantail perched on the upper trunk; small male figure in fashionable dress hovering over a lower left branch, holding onto a rose tendril and smelling a bud; two female figures in full-skirted gowns flanking the lower trunk, set into a scalloped green and yellow mount with delicate floral sprays and birds' scrolling floral and foliate trail along the borders with exotic bird at each side; worked in floss silk on natural linen ground primarily in tied laidwork with stain and stem stitches; Velcro heading band on back at top

Colcha with tree of life and allegory of the sense of smell, 18th century

Portugal

G281

stenciled and painted cotton stole with highly naturalistic morning glory pattern, insects, tiny animals, and script; design is divided into two, vertically directional components; each half bordered with densely clustered morning glories, blue on one side and pink on the other; in the center, lush sprays with a variety of flowers including iris, roses, morning glories, sweet peas, and fuchsia surrounded by butterflies and dragonflies; hidden amongst areas of the morning glories and tendrils are words, names, phrases in English and French, and small motifs such as an eye, faces, a horse and rider, a cow, a cat, and a pig; cream fringe on short sides embellished with pink, green, and pale green

Textile, c. 1840s

Possibly made by Elizabeth Smith

G281

white ground; tree at center; foliage and multicolored flowers; cream backing with Velcro heading band

Palampore, late 18th century

China

G281

tulip blossom in red, orange, yellow and white in LRC; green ground; long straight stem (?) at left; black heading band on back

%C2%A92003 Helena Hernmarck

"Spring Tulips" Study, 2003

Helena Hernmarck

G281

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