Furnishing textile
The image displays a furnishing textile made by an unknown artist. The textile is rectangular with a wavy top and bottom edge. The textile has many horizontal stripes of varying widths. The colors of the stripes, from top to bottom, are: - black - tan - black - tan - black - tan - black - tan - wide red - tan - thin black - thin tan - thin red - thin black - yellowish-tan - thin black - thin red - thin tan - thin black - yellowish-tan The background behind the textile is solid light gray.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 900 × 490 px
- Museum Record
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