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                                <td height="90" align="center" valign="top"><span class="detailpagetitle"><strong>Weaving samples for window coverings</strong></span><br>
<span class="detailsubtitle">Dorothy Liebes<br>
American (New York), ca. 1952-60<br>
dimensions variable, the largest 32 x 30.75 in. (81.28 x 78.105 cm)</span></td>
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                                   Known as "the mother of the twentieth-century palette," weaver and designer Dorothy Liebes helped redefine American industrial textile production with her bold experimentation  with materials and her post-impressionistic juxtaposition of colors. In the 1930s, she opened her studio in San Francisco, where she first used nontraditional materials, utilizing, in her words, "everything I could lay between a warp," including natural fibers like cotton, silk, leather, and wood, and synthetics like cellophane, Orlon (an early form of acrylic made by DuPont), and (then still novel) Lurex. </p>
                                   
									<p>In 1948, she relocated to New York, where she moved from handweaving to methods of mass production for the wider market. It was during this time that her work received national praise; Frank Lloyd Wright used her textiles in his interiors throughout the 1950s, and Donald Deskey commissioned from her woven room dividers for the Union Nations Delegates Dining Room in 1961. </p>
									<p>These weavings relate to those produced for the UN and are exemplary of what came to be known as the "Liebes look" in interior decorating, a style that was widely copied long after her death in 1972.</p>                                    <img src="images/textiles/modern/DorothyLiebes_W3851-13_detail.jpg" width="400" style="padding-left: 15px; float: right;">
									<p>From the archives of Dorothy Liebes.</p> 
<p>Read more in the <a href="http://coraginsburg.com/catalogues/2016/CoraGinsburg-Modern-2016.pdf"><em>Cora Ginsburg Modern 2016</em> catalogue</a>.</div>

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