"Concorde" pattern
This is a one overall piece with two attached colorways, three paper labels and one fabric label.
The pattern of this cotton sample named Concorde shows a view of the famous perspective of the center of Paris starting with the Louvre and the Palais des Tuileries behind the Arc du Carrousel, crossing the Obelisque de la place de la Concorde surrounding by two fountains, climbing the Champs-Elysees and finishing with the Arc de Triomphe. But this scene is not only architectural, thanks to the presence of several characters on a walk on this promenade, by foot or in a carriage.
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Sample, Material
Sample, Material
"CONCORDE" REPRODUCTED FROM A Dorothy Waterhouse DOCUMENT."
(printed)
"Greeff FABRICS, INC. /No. 106571 /Color Aqua & Brick / Width 36" Vat /Name "CONCORDE" /Material S.P.Document /Sylmer Finish /Fibre 100% Cotton /GREENBROOK / IV / COLLECTION." (Green and White)
PURCHASE SAMPLE / MEMBER OF fine fabric sources. (Green and White)
DESIGNS OF /YESTERYEAR... /SO RIGHT FOR TODAY /GREENBROOK IV /A captivating collection of related fabrics and wallpapers with designs from historic Early American houses /by Greeff.
(Red and White)
"CONCORDE" /Series 106570 thru 106573 /This design of Paris scenes comes from a /French wallpaper brought back by a sea /captain in the early 19th century. It was /found in the stair-hall of a mansion in /Salem, Mass. (Red and White)
FOR THE NUMBERS OF /RELATED WALLPAPERS /PLEASE REFER TO OUR PRICE LIST. /Greeff FABRICS (Green and White)
FOR THE NUMBERS OF /RELATED WALLPAPERS /PLEASE REFER TO OUR PRICE LIST. /Greeff FABRICS
(Green and White)
FINISHED WITH /SYLMER /KEEPS FABRIC /NEW LOOKING LONGER /RESISTS SPOTS, STAINS, WEAR AND WRINKLING
(Fabric Label)
Concorde
Greeff Fabrics, Inc.
Greeff Fabrics, Inc. (Manufacturer)
43.25 x 35.5 (HxW) (inches)
Gift of Bernard Scott
2001.281.1213
1933-1996 (Years of Business)
Title Reproduction Wallpaper Accession Number 2001.281.869
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