Remoulade
Jack Lenor Larsen, Remoulade, 1954; machine-woven linen, cotton, silk
Woven textile of coordinating blue, green, and yellow yarns in a randomized plaid.
Gift of Hal Cary.
Artwork Info |
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| Type of Work | Textile |
| Medium | machine-woven linen, cotton, silk |
| Dimensions | 108" x 50" |
| Movement | Cranbrook school |
Artist Info
| Name | Jack Lenor Larsen |
| Born | January 1, 1927 |
| Role | artist, textile designer, weaver, designer, architect |
| Culture | American, Scandinavian influence |
| Education | University of Washington (architecture), Cranbrook Academy (MFA) |
Notes or Bio |
Larsen’s involvement with the Oregon Ceramic Studio early in his career fostered an ongoing relationship, and he continued to show and sell works there before ultimately returning as a curator for the studio’s 50th anniversary show of historic textiles. |
Credits: Photo by Dan Kvitka
Rights: All Rights Reserved