1952 Collotype Chenille Brocade Textile Pagan Paradise Portugal Andalusia XDD7 MCC5 the school was renamed Juilliard

the school was renamed Juilliard after a wealthy textile merchant by the name of Augustus D

Reproduced

This is an original 1923 halftone print of a room in Walt Whitman's home in Camden

the Northern Pacific Railroad

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1952 Collotype Chenille Brocade Textile Pagan Paradise Portugal Andalusia XDD7 MCC5 the school was renamed JuilliardThis is an original 1952 black and white collotype of a chenille brocade textile with "Pagan Paradise" design. The cloth in this print was originally created in Portugal or the region of Andalusia, Spain, around the year 1700. A brocade is a type of richly decorated shuttle woven fabric and is usually made of colored silks. CONDITION This 59+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging throughout. No creases. No natural defects. No surface rub.