Name/Title
Runner: Miller 205, c.1952Description
A six-color silkscreen print on off-white linen depicting a miller with barrels of his product set alongside a village with a mill and waterwheel supporting the phrase, “Remember the miller when you eat your bread”.
This table runner appears in the c.1953 brochure “Robert Darr Wert/Country Prints Kitchen Hangings”; see images.
A matching towel/wallhanging (see images) and placemat set were also produced. The placemat set has not been documented.Made/Created
Artist Information
Artist
Robert Darr WertRole
ArtistManufacturer
Country PrintsDate made
circa 1953Notes
Date taken from a description in a NYT article which indicates there were matching placemats as well. See Archive, Editorial: 1954.9.25.
Edges are straight stitched and fringed.Inscription/Signature/Marks
“wert by hand” with heart, lower left corner.Dimensions
Dimension Description
ApproximateHeight
17 inWidth
30 inMaterial
Textile Ink, Bleached LinenColor
Red, Teal, Light Blue, Light Green, Light Gray, Black