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Coverlet, Virginia, c. 1825. Creator: Unknown
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Coverlet, Virginia, c. 1825. Creator: Unknown
Coverlet, Virginia, c. 1825
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Bed Chamber Bed Cover Bedchamber Bedclothes Bedcover Bedding Bedroom Bedspread Blanket Circle Motif Cotton Coverlet Designs Geometric Motif Jacquard Motif Motifs North America Two Loom Widths Joined Virginia Wool Woven On Loom With Jacquard Attachment
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This stunning coverlet, hailing from Coverlet, Virginia, around 1825, showcases the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic flair of an unknown weaver from the nineteenth century in North America. The intricately designed textile, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, is a testament to the rich heritage of American arts and textiles. The coverlet is made of cotton and wool, woven in a plain weave double cloth using two loom widths joined together. The geometric and circular motifs, executed in black, pink, and white, create a visually striking contrast against the soft, textured fabric. The jacquard attachment on the loom allowed for the creation of complex patterns, including the elegant rose design that adorns the center of the coverlet. This beautiful bedcover would have graced the bedroom of a well-to-do family in rural Virginia during the early 1800s. The coverlet's intricate patterns and high-quality materials speak to the importance of textiles in American homes and the skill of the artisans who produced them. The coverlet's design elements, such as the geometric and rose motifs, reflect the influence of European textile traditions on American weaving practices. The coverlet's preservation at the Art Institute of Chicago allows future generations to appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship of the past. Its intricate patterns and beautiful colors continue to captivate viewers and inspire contemporary textile artists. This unknown masterpiece serves as a reminder of the rich artistic heritage that exists in the United States and the importance of preserving and celebrating it.
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