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| Name of Work | Green fabric | ||||||
| Production Date | circa 1920 | ||||||
| Production Location | Italy | ||||||
| Media Types | cotton? | ||||||
| General Notes | Available in long rolls, thus length is not a defining dimension, and just an arbitrary long length was put in. | ||||||
Intensely complex organic design that is nonetheless abstract, and has a certain simplicity arising from the internal repetitiveness of the pattern. Material is unique in that uses a technique pioneered by Fortuny that allows the colors the shade lighter and darker.
Still produced by the Fortuny fabric company.
Venezia, Venice
