Group of Five Trowbridge Framed Embroidered Textile Art Works

Anchored in the bold optimism of late-1960s Scandinavian design, this framed textile panel features the iconic "Kurve" pattern by Verner Panton. Designed for Danish textile maker Mira X in 1969, pattern 47806 unfolds as a hypnotic, concentric wave—an orange rainbow of deep tangerine, terra cotta, and brick tones, subtly shifting in monochromatic harmony. Set within a sleek, polished metal frame, the textile is presented as both minimalist sculpture and graphic artwork. Its clean edges complement the geometric form, while its textured surface brings warmth and tactility. Measuring 36.25 inches square with a depth of 1.5 inches, the panel strikes a commanding balance—impactful in scale yet refined in its statement. The condition is exceptional: colors are vibrant and the textile surface shows no visible wear, presenting as a meticulous artifact of its era. With the framed piece ready to hang, it becomes an immediate focal point capable of energizing any space with its retro-modern charisma. This is more than decoration—it is emblematic of Verner Panton’s visionary ethos. His work blurred the lines between textiles, interior architecture, and visual art, crafting immersive environments saturated in color and form. The "Kurve" motif exemplifies that approach, bringing a geometric pulse that is both playful and disciplined. Among collectors of mid-century modern textiles, Panton panels remain rare and highly prized. Original framed examples of this iconic design are increasingly sought after, with their vibrant palettes and graphic precision positioning them as both collectible artifacts and fine art statements. This panel invites comparison to minimal abstraction and pop-inspired geometry—an emblematic accent for scaled gallery walls, dramatic entry foyers, or curated lounge environments. It offers both visual warmth and sculptural poise, serving as a timeless centerpiece for interiors that value playful geometry, vintage colorcraft, and design provenance. This listing is for the framed textile alone. The matching pillows, chair, end table and accessories are sold separately. Framed Mid-Century Modern Verner Panton Orange...

Vintage Medium Size Mid Century Modern Woven Textile Framed Abstract / Folk Wall Art. Circa 1970s Features a handwoven abstract geometric pattern in a e...

Colorful patchwork style whimsical fabric framed in three large metal frames. One has a water stain.

In this compelling late-20th century composition, Robert Patrick transcends the boundary between painting and textile, forging a luminous hybrid of color, texture, and sculptural depth. Executed in 1991, this work showcases acrylic layered onto vinyl textile fiber, the result: a surface that appears to breathe and shift, responding to light and perspective. At approximately 19 by 23½ inches (with a depth of 3 inches), the piece commands an intimate yet powerful presence on the wall. It is signed by the artist and retains authenticity typical of his mature period. What sets this piece apart is the dialogue between material and gesture. The vinyl fiber substrate introduces softness and dimensional relief; the acrylic pigment overlays, in hues that dance between subtle tonalities and bold contrasts, animate the underlying weave with fluid strokes. This interplay gives the impression that the surface is alive — that threads may pulse or shift under one’s gaze. Viewed from different angles, patterns of light and shadow travel across ridges and valleys of fiber. Areas of tension and release appear: in some parts, the acrylic is taut and flat; in others, it recedes, opening micro-shadows that deepen the sense of spatial layering. The edges, slightly irregular, emphasize the work’s handcrafted integrity rather than mechanical perfection. Condition is excellent for its age. Wear is consistent with careful display — minimal fraying to the vinyl edge, no significant discoloration or compromise to the acrylic layers — all preserving the vigorous energy of its original execution. This is more than a decorative object; it is a distilled statement piece embodying the tension and poetry of late 20th-century material experiments. As a singular work from Patrick’s evolving practice, it commands attention as both art and artifact — one that enriches the collection it joins and invites sustained contemplation. Signed by Robert Patrick painted acrylic over vinyl textile fiber art...

Beautiful mid-century French hand-painted ceramic wall art tile of landscape depicting a mountain range in the Provence region. The earth ...

Tropical framed beach side palm tree art This fine artwork on paper evokes the desire to escape to a beach, but, if you can not this artwork brings the se...

Jerusalem art framed by Obolski Israel.   

Rosenthal collectible, set of three framed German plates. One by Vasarely, 1936. "Leben und Leben lassen, Liben und Lieben lassen" Limited edition, s...

Captivating large drawing of a baby rhino's bust or head framed in a thick giltwood frame. Appears to be charcoal with pastel signed by artist on right bottom and labeled "For David ...

Set of four etchings by Orfeo Tamburini and aquatint in colors representing the streets of Paris. Each one is signed by the artist in pencil and stamped by the art publisher Il Cigno...