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Little is known about this small-scale print found at The Argory, just outside Moy in Northern Ireland. The surviving fragment is estimated to be late-19th century in origin, and was printed using diluted watercolours rather than a more conventional, substantial ink or even opaque paint. This slightly broken effect, combined with the shadowing seen within the loose geometric pattern, gives a life to the design that would be difficult to achieve straight from the drawing board.
| Colour |
Pink
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| Collection |
National Trust Papers II
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| Width |
52.00cm
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| Roll Length |
10.05 m
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| Washability |
Spongeable
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| Pattern Repeat |
52.00cm
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| Application Methods |
Paste the Wall
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