This is a glazed overall piece with five attached colorways and one attached paper label. It represents trees of an imaginary tree combining lilacs, roses and other flowers on it. However the colors are naturalistic. They are highlighted by a white background.
The colorways have no labels; they are red with a stylized pattern, light yellow, green, light pink and at last white with a blue grid. They are in different materials.
textiles
samples
fragments
cotton (textile)
printing (process)
floral patterns
Sample, Material
Sample, Material
TRENTHAM HALL - AN EXCLUSIVE LEE/JOFA SCREEN PRINT © 1981 (Printed)
DECORATIVE FABRICS.WALLCOVERINGS/ LEE/JOFA (Printed)
819800/ Trentham Hall/ Print/ 52 Wide/ 36 Rpt ½ - Drop/ 100% Cotton Glaze/ Made in England/ Eggshell & Multi/ LEE/JOFA (Printed)
Trentham Hall
455.1
Unknown
43 3/4 x 27 (HxW) (inches)
Gift of Jane C. Nylander
2012.126.70
1980-2008 (JOFA was created in 1823 by George Johnson; in 1965 Arthur H. Lee & Sons buys JOFA. It is still in activity.)
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