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Textile
Pacific Mills
Woven textile serves as a commemorative of the US centennial while promoting the textile manufacturer Pacific Mills of Lawrence, Massachusetts. Woven in black and cream, the composition has a bold graphic quality and depicts a broadly soaring eagle over a large modern factory enclosed in curvilinear frame. In between each factory is a plaque identifying the Treasurer, Agent and Selling Agent of the business.
- Date
- 1876
- Type
- woven textiles
- Medium
- Medium: silk, cotton, wool Technique: jacquard woven
- Department
- CHNDM
- Institution
- Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
- Object number
- chndm_2016-35-79
- Credit
- American Textile History Museum Collection, gift of George Gelineau
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