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Bedcover (Bride's Album Quilt), United States, c. 1850/60. Creator: Fanny Lovejoy
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Bedcover (Bride's Album Quilt), United States, c. 1850/60. Creator: Fanny Lovejoy
Bedcover (Bride's Album Quilt), United States, c. 1850/60
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This exquisite bedcover, also known as a Bride's Album Quilt, was created by Fanny Lovejoy in the United States around 1850-1860. The quilt is a stunning example of 19th century American needlework and textile art. The bedcover measures approximately 91 x 91 cm and is made up of appliqued and quilted blocks, each featuring intricate floral motifs. The vibrant colors and patterns add to the quilt's visual appeal and make it a standout piece of heritage art. Fanny Lovejoy, the creator of this masterpiece, meticulously sewed each block by hand, showcasing her exceptional skill and creativity. The quilt's design is a testament to the artistic traditions of the time, reflecting the cultural heritage of the United States during the 19th century. The bedcover is a beautiful example of the appliqued and quilted blocks that were popular during this period. Each block features a unique floral motif, with petals, leaves, and stems intricately cut from various fabrics and sewn onto a background fabric. The blocks are then quilted, adding texture and depth to the design. This quilt would have been a cherished possession in a Victorian-era bedroom. The bedcover would have provided both warmth and beauty to the space, making it an essential part of the home's decor. Today, it is a prized object in the textile collection of the Art Institute of Chicago, where it is displayed for all to appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship of Fanny Lovejoy and the era in which she lived.
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