Lace on Wax Doll
c. 1936
Edward Loper's 1936 design study captures the delicate intricacy of lace against a stark black background. The two rectangular panels showcase different patterns: the top features stylized floral motifs and dangling loops, while the bottom displays a braided band with scalloped edges. This piece highlights the artist's eye for texture and pattern, transforming a simple textile detail into a striking graphic composition.
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