#artiststextiles

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John Piper Arundel Textile design by Piper from 1959, screenprinted and issued by Sanderson & Sons. So enjoyed the Pallant House exhibition earlier this year showcasing Piper's textile designs. #johnpiper #artiststextiles #arundel #sandersons @pallanthousegallery #modernism

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Textile design Ashley Havinden A master of all trades Havinden also designed textiles. This was likely to have been designed in the 40s but was first issued in 1956 by Sanderson & Sons. #graphicdesign #artiststextiles #surfacepattern #havinden #ashleyhavinden #sandersonandsons

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Full Measure. Kenneth Rowntree. Textile design c1956 screen printed for Edinburgh Weavers. An example of how well his painting transferred into textiles during the 1950s. #kennethrowntree #artiststextiles #fullmeasure #edindurghweavers #midcenturymodern #textiles

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Too Many Cooks. Lucienne Day. Tea Towel design from 1959. Lucienne apparently enjoyed designing tea towels as then she didn't have to worry about the repeat. This is currently available under license from the Ribin & Lucienne Day Foundation at twentytwentyone. #toomanycooks #lucienneday #artiststextiles #festivalofbritain

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John Piper. The Fabric of Modernism. Looks like a trip to Chichester's Pallant House is essential. Piper's fabric designs for Ascher, Sanderson & David Whitehead are to be featured in a 3 month exhibition, from the 12th March. Can't wait! #johnpiper #artiststextiles #pallanthousegallery #thefabricofmodernism

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Ascher. Advert for Ascher's scarves. Artists' Squares featured 51 contemporary artists. Oh to have been a subscriber! #ascher #scarves #artiststextiles #artistssquares #pattern #surfacepattern #textiles

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Number Please? Salvador Dali. One of a small number of scarves he designed for Wesley Simpson around 1947. #artiststextiles #Dali #scarves #surrealism #pattern #printmaking