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Oak
William Morris
A silk damask designed by Morris in 1881: oak leaves and acorns woven on a green ground. In damask the pattern shows only through the sheen of the threads, so it stays subtle in a photograph. The jagged outline of the leaves is the clue.
Object record (Art Institute of Chicago) · CC0
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