Coverlet

Cornelius Christoffels

National Gallery of Art

The image displays a series of intricate, repeating patterns composed of geometric shapes and interwoven lines. These shapes are arranged in an abstract manner, suggesting a tapestry or woven textile design. The left side features a crosshatched pattern leading into a central column of symmetrical motifs resembling elongated, stylized leaves or arrows. Towards the right, the design shifts into squares and chain-link forms, evoking checkerboards or interlocking tiles. The color palette is predominantly blue with accents of red and white.