1. Striped pattern figured by the warp threads. 2. Style of quilting fabric originally made for vestings
Roberts Beaumont · 1862-1924
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1. Striped pattern figured by the warp threads. 2. Style of quilting fabric originally made for vestings, Roberts Beaumont (1890). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Roberts Beaumont died in 1924; this work is in the public domain.
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This printed plate shows two textile samples labeled with letters and numbers, the upper one a striped woven fabric with decorative bands marked A through D and the lower one a quilted-style cloth with brown floral sprigs. The work is attributed to Roberts Beaumont and dated 1890, and the printed title refers to warp-figured striping and fabric made for vestings.
