Patter Collection
"Patter: A Melodic Tapestry of Stripes, Music Halls, and Comic Postcards" Step into the world of "patter, " where stripes come alive in a symphony of colors
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"Patter: A Melodic Tapestry of Stripes, Music Halls, and Comic Postcards" Step into the world of "patter, " where stripes come alive in a symphony of colors. Inspired by Yvette Guilbert, the renowned music hall singer from 1865 to 1944, this captivating art form weaves together various elements that delight the senses. Imagine a comic postcard featuring a woman's plump feet adorned with sandals – an amusing sight that brings a smile to your face. Next, picture a vibrant poster urging you to "Turn Over a New Leaf" – an invitation for personal growth and transformation. Delve deeper into patter's intricate patterns through panels crafted with meticulous detail. One such panel showcases silk fabric from around 1870, boasting interlacings of secondary twill weaves. Its beauty is matched only by the ceremonial cloth from the mid-20th century, exquisitely woven in cotton and showcasing timeless elegance. Travel back in time as you admire a black kimono adorned with white hanabishi patterns. In this stunning woodblock print from 1920, witness how tradition meets modernity as a beauty gazes at her reflection before a mirror. But patter isn't limited to fashion alone; it extends its charm even to worn-out boots captured in vivid color lithographs. These boots tell stories of journeys taken and adventures experienced. Nature finds its place within patter too – imagine strolling through an orchard brought to life by Dearle's artistic touch in 1899. The lush foliage and colorful fruits create an idyllic scene that beckons you closer. Finally, let your taste buds savor the sweetness of colored fruit tarts – delectable treats bursting with flavor and visual appeal. Patter encompasses all these diverse elements - stripes dancing harmoniously alongside music halls' melodies; comic postcards evoking laughter; fabrics telling tales through their intricate weaves; kimonos reflecting cultural heritage.