Nets-and-bubbles textile

Designer Associated Artists American

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The abstract, sophisticated pattern and slightly shiny surface of this silk-and-cotton fabric made it appropriate for both rustic and urban interiors. In a 1905 photograph of Mark Twain and his wife playing cards in their well-furnished Hartford home, a large pillow covered with the nets-and-bubbles fabric is clearly visible.

Nets-and-bubbles textile, Associated Artists (1883–1907), Woven silk and cotton, printed, American

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Nets-and-bubbles textile, Associated Artists (1883–1907), Woven silk and cotton, printed, American
Nets-and-bubbles textile, Associated Artists (1883–1907), Woven silk and cotton, printed, American
Nets-and-bubbles textile, Associated Artists (1883–1907), Woven silk and cotton, printed, American
Nets-and-bubbles textile, Associated Artists (1883–1907), Woven silk and cotton, printed, American
Nets-and-bubbles textile, Associated Artists (1883–1907), Woven silk and cotton, printed, American
Nets-and-bubbles textile, Associated Artists (1883–1907), Woven silk and cotton, printed, American

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