Fabric
SUTHERLAND, Graham
Helios Ltd
Straub, Marianne
Straub, Marianne
© Estate of Graham Sutherland/Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales
This design, 'Sutherland Rose', was created by Graham Sutherland in 1940. It was purchased by Helios Ltd of Bolton from an exhibition of designs by artists held at the Cotton Board's newly opened Colour Design and Style Centre in Manchester that same year. Helios produced the design as a furnishing fabric from 1946. The textile is a screen printed cotton viscose. The weave was designed by Marianne Straub, chief designer at Helios.
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Details
Collection
Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales
Item Number
NMW A 4514
Creation/Production
SUTHERLAND, Graham
Helios Ltd
Straub, Marianne
Date: 1946 ca
Acquisition
Transfer, 20/10/1989
Measurements
(): h(cm) overall:42.0
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(): w(cm) overall:68.0
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(): h(in) overall:16 1/2
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(): w(in) overall:27
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Techniques
screen-printed
decoration
Applied Art
Material
cotton
Location
In store
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