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Design Drawing

ca.1947-1965 (made)
Not currently on display at the V&A

Artist/Maker
Place Of Origin

Textile design, probably for silk tie fabric. The designer was Oskar Ehrenzweig, who was born and trained in Vienna, but moved to London in 1938. The design was made some time in the period 1948 to 1965. It is derived from a houndstooth pattern, and is painted in gouache on paper on a very small scale (75mm square). The detail is meticulous, and the finish very smooth, so that the design has the appearence of a printed work.


object details
Categories
Object Type
Materials and Techniques
gouache on paper
Brief Description
Textile design in gouache by Oskar Ehrenzweig, ca. 1925-1965.
Physical Description
textile design of a houndstooth pattern in black and cream on a dark red ground with wide blank border
Dimensions
  • Sheet height: 229mm
  • Sheet width: 190mm
Production type Design
Credit line
Given by David Lucas and John M. Lucas
Subject depicted
Summary
Textile design, probably for silk tie fabric. The designer was Oskar Ehrenzweig, who was born and trained in Vienna, but moved to London in 1938. The design was made some time in the period 1948 to 1965. It is derived from a houndstooth pattern, and is painted in gouache on paper on a very small scale (75mm square). The detail is meticulous, and the finish very smooth, so that the design has the appearence of a printed work.
Collection
Accession Number
AR.11:10-2007

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record created July 2, 2009
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