Floral Motifs on Early Chintz
Viola tricolor - Viola
Viola tricolor (Viola) on the Victoria and Albert Museum, Princess Charlotte Marriage Commemorative Panel, c. 1816.
Viola tricolor (Viola) growing in a modern garden.
Viola tricolor (Viola) from Zorn, J., Oskamp, D.L., Afbeeldingen der artseny-gewassen met derzelver Nederduitsche en Latynsche beschryvingen, vol. 4: t. 373, 1800
Common Names: Viola, Johnny Jump Up, Wild Pansy, Heartsease, Heart's Ease, Heart's Delight, Tickle-My-Fancy, Jack-Jump-Up-and-Kiss-Me, Come-and-Cuddle-Me, Three Faces in a Hood, or Love-in-Idleness
Description: The Viola tricolor (Viola) is a member of the Violet Family (Violaceae). The Hortus Kewensis, ed. 2, vol. 2 recorded this species is native to Britain.
Quilts with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
Chintz with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
Also, check out the October 7, 2018 Chintz Panels in Quilts blog Panel #21: Princess Charlotte of Wales (https://chintzpanelquilt.blogspot.com/2018/10/panel-21-princess-charlotte-of-wales.html) by Merikay Waldvogel and Barbara Brackman for several pictures, citations, and more information about the printed panel on which this motif occurs.
Description: The Viola tricolor (Viola) is a member of the Violet Family (Violaceae). The Hortus Kewensis, ed. 2, vol. 2 recorded this species is native to Britain.
Quilts with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
- The Castle Museum, York, England, Appliqued Coverlet Commemorating the Marriage of Princess Charlotte, The Quilts of the British Isles, p. 86, c. 1820
- New England Quilt Museum, Princess Charlotte Commemorative Quilt, Object Number1991.13, The New England Quilt Museum Quilts, p. 31, 1820-1840
Chintz with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
- The Victoria and Albert Museum, Princess Charlotte Marriage Commemorative Panel, T.293-1913, c. 1816
- Panel 21 in Appendix II of Merikay Waldvogel, "Printed Panels for Chintz Quilts: Their Origin and Use," Uncoverings 34 (2013): 125
Also, check out the October 7, 2018 Chintz Panels in Quilts blog Panel #21: Princess Charlotte of Wales (https://chintzpanelquilt.blogspot.com/2018/10/panel-21-princess-charlotte-of-wales.html) by Merikay Waldvogel and Barbara Brackman for several pictures, citations, and more information about the printed panel on which this motif occurs.
More Viola tricolor (Viola) Motifs
Viola tricolor (Viola) from The Victoria and Albert Museum, Samuel Matley & Sons Fabric Panel, CIRC.251-1956, 1818
Chintz with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
- The Victoria and Albert Museum, Samuel Matley & Sons Fabric Panel, CIRC.251-1956, 1818
- The Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, Samuel Matley Fabric Panel (in yellow, green and tan), Object Number 1959.0084.023, 1813-1823
Viola tricolor (Viola) from the Private Collection, Broderie Perse Bed Set, c. 1840
Quilts with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
Chintz with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
- Byron and Sara Rhodes Dillow Collection, International Quilt Study Center, Center Medallion Quilt, IQSC2008.040.0002, Chintz Applique: From Imitation to Icon, p. 16, c. 1820
Chintz with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
- Private Collection, Broderie Perse Bed Set, c. 1840
- Panel 15 in Appendix II of Merikay Waldvogel, "Printed Panels for Chintz Quilts: Their Origin and Use," Uncoverings 34 (2013): 125
Victoria and Albert Museum, Palampore, early 19th century
Quilts with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
- Victoria and Albert Museum, Palampore, IS.147-1950, early 19th century
Viola tricolor (Viola) from the Private Collection, Broderie Perse Irish Medallion Coverlet, 1830-1850
Quilts with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
- Viola tricolor (Viola) from the Private Collection, Broderie Perse Irish Medallion Coverlet, 1830-1850
Viola tricolor (Viola) from the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Museum's Textile (India); cotton; H x W: 29.2 × 38.7 cm (11 1/2 × 15 1/4 in.); Gift of Josephine Howell; 1973-51-6, 1750-1800.
Cotton textile with this Viola tricolor (Viola) motif:
- Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Museum's Textile (India); cotton; H x W: 29.2 × 38.7 cm (11 1/2 × 15 1/4 in.); Gift of Josephine Howell; 1973-51-6; 1750-1800.