Printed Cotton from Hartmann et Fils, French, 1799
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Printed Cotton from Hartmann et Fils, French, 1799
From the Met Museum
Brown printed cotton walking dress, ca. 1885, French.
Met Museum.
Walking dress | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Columbine, an 1876 trial printing on cotton by William Morris.
Textile sample manufactured by Calico Printer’s Association, 1914
• Woman's Dress.
Place of origin: United States
Date: ca. 1940
Medium: Printed cotton voile
Yves Saint Laurent and Raquel Welch, by Terry O'Neill c.1970
Actress Raquel Welche wears an Yves Saint Laurent ensemble from c. 1970 which consists of a jacket and a long skirt in printed cotton elaborated in beige, burnt orange, fuchsia, red and dark brown.
Too bad this set has been sold...
Today I have launched by new Prince tribute fabric! It’s called “Prince Paisley Park”. I have hand-drawn all of the motifs, which include guitars, crying doves, lips, tambourines, purple rain, peace signs and paisley symbols. (Patrick Moriarty - owner, designer, tutor of Paisley Power)