Art Institute of Chicago

Cray

Date: Design 1884, made 1884–1917
Medium: Cotton, plain weave, block printed
Culture: England
Department: Textiles
Institution: Art Institute of Chicago

Cray was the most complex of the large-scale designs named for rivers in that it required 34 printing blocks—more than any other.

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