Indian Silk and Gold Tissues by John Charles Robinson

Two decorative textile samples on purple with gold floral lattice, scattered flowers, and red and green floral border bands.

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Two rectangular textile sample plates show woven and printed patterns on purple grounds in gold and silver metallic tones. The lower sample includes a band of red and pink flowers with green foliage along the bottom edge. This plate is part of John Charles Robinson's 1858 print, titled Indian Silk and Gold Tissues.

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