Description
A textile homage to silent-film icon Louise Brooks, reimagined through the bold decorative language of the Wiener Werkstätte.
This mixed-media embroidery artwork pairs a vintage photograph of Brooks with hand-stitched geometric forms inspired by the avant-garde aesthetics of early 20th-century Vienna. Saturated threads of cobalt blue, crimson red, and golden yellow create angular bursts of pattern across her garment, echoing the graphic motifs and experimental design spirit associated with artists like Koloman Moser.
The contrast between the monochrome portrait and the vivid embroidered pattern creates a striking dialogue between cinema history and modernist design. Mounted on black fabric and framed in an oval embroidery hoop that has been hand-painted black, the piece has the intimacy of a portrait miniature while maintaining a bold contemporary presence.
The result is a work that blends Old Hollywood mystique with early modernist design—where silent film glamour meets decorative rebellion.
Details
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Mixed media embroidery on photographic print
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Hand-embroidered geometric pattern
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Cotton embroidery thread in blue, red, and yellow
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Black textile background
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Oval embroidery hoop, hand-painted black 6″ x 4″
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Ready to hang
Perfect for collectors of vintage cinema, Art Nouveau / early modernist design, and contemporary fiber art.






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