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L ete (Summer) (Furnishing Fabric), Bolbec, c. 1820. Creator: Unknown
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L ete (Summer) (Furnishing Fabric), Bolbec, c. 1820. Creator: Unknown
L ete (Summer) (Furnishing Fabric), Bolbec, c. 1820. Ceres with sickle and sheaves of wheat
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L'ete (Summer) (Furnishing Fabric), Bolbec, c. 1820 - A Timeless Celebration of Fertility and Harvest
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. This print showcases a remarkable piece of artistry from the early 19th century - "L'ete (Summer) (Furnishing Fabric), Bolbec". Created by an unknown artist, this textile masterpiece transports us to a world where nature's bounty intertwines with human creativity. Intricately woven using cotton plain weave, this fabric exudes elegance and sophistication. Its monochrome color palette adds depth and allure to the overall design. At its center, we find Ceres, the goddess of agriculture and fertility, gracefully holding a sickle amidst sheaves of wheat. This powerful symbol represents the abundant harvest that summer brings. The patterned motifs on this fabric depict scenes of women engaged in various agricultural tasks like winnowing grain or carrying baskets filled with crops. These images pay homage to the hardworking women who played an essential role in sustaining their communities during harvest time. As we gaze upon this heritage artwork, we are reminded of the rich history embedded within every thread. It serves as a testament to both artistic skill and cultural significance. Whether displayed as soft furnishing or admired for its intricate details in an art gallery or institute such as The Art Institute Chicago, it continues to captivate viewers even after centuries have passed. Let this extraordinary piece transport you back in time; let it inspire awe for both nature's abundance and
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