Who created "Fragment Supplemented with Drawing"?

Fragment Supplemented with Drawing was created by Paul Schultze in 14th century and 19th century.

When was "Fragment Supplemented with Drawing" created?

This artwork was created 14th century and 19th century.

Is "Fragment Supplemented with Drawing" in the public domain?

Yes, Fragment Supplemented with Drawing is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

Fragment Supplemented with Drawing

Q: What medium is "Fragment Supplemented with Drawing"?

Fragment Supplemented with Drawing is Watercolor with opaque and metallic gold watercolor over pen and crimson and black ink with a swatch of compound twill satin, plain weave, on brown wove paper.

Paul Schultze

14th century and 19th century

Medium

Watercolor with opaque and metallic gold watercolor over pen and crimson and black ink with a swatch of compound twill satin, plain weave, on brown wove paper

Dimensions

47.9 × 37.8 cm (18 7/8 × 14 7/8 in.)

Classification

textile

Department

Textiles

Museum

Art Institute of Chicago

Accession Number

63574

Rights

Public Domain

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About this artwork

Design professor and museum professional Paul Schulze created this compelling work by augmenting a fragment of 14th-century Italian silk through drawing. Schulze used his expertise to speculatively “re-create” the textile fragment’s full pattern. Through this informed yet imaginative interpretation, Schulze has enabled viewers to appreciate the composition and motifs of a lost original.

Fragment Supplemented with Drawing

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