Quilts
Artist: Edna Boies Hopkins
Circa: 1917
Bursting with color and domestic charm, Quilts by Edna Boies Hopkins celebrates the beauty of everyday life through the lens of early modernist design. Created in 1917, this color woodcut depicts two women hanging patterned quilts on a line, surrounded by geometric textiles and garden hues. Hopkins, a master of American woodblock printing, brings a rhythmic, almost abstract sense of composition to this scene—blending Arts & Crafts sensibilities with joyful folk motifs.
Print Details:
Archival paper, 11"x17" untrimmed
Giclée reproduction of the original color woodcut
Suitable for framing
Carefully packaged and shipped flat
A vivid and timeless tribute to women’s work, color, and creative tradition.
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