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French (French (culture or style))
Brocaded Silk
1770 – 1780
The Paul Leroy Grigaut Memorial Collection
1972/2.244

Italian
Silk Panel
17th century
The Paul Leroy Grigaut Memorial Collection
1972/2.310
Two vertical designs dominate the drawing. Natural forms such as vines and other vegetal forms create designs that are symmetrical and organized around a central vertical axis.
Étienne Delaune
Two Designs for Jewelry
1533 – 1566
Museum Purchase
1963/2.6A

Chinese (Chinese (culture or style))
Embroidery fragments
20th century
Gift of Doris and Herbert Sloan
1998/2.37.2

Chinese (Chinese (culture or style))
Embroidery fragments
20th century
Gift of Doris and Herbert Sloan
1998/2.37.3

Etienne de Lavallée-Poussin
Four Arabesque Designs with Human Figures and Animals
1733 – 1793
Museum Purchase
1960/2.25
A poster reading 'UCLA 75' in large, white, stacked formation. '75' appears in smaller text, and various colors, repeatedly and in a jumbled formation
Paul Rand (American (North American))
UCLA 75th Anniversary
1994
Gift of Franc Nunoo-Quarcoo and Maria Phillips
2016/2.218

Butler Clowes
Three Designs for Mirror Frames
1761
Museum Purchase
1960/1.116

Italian
Cisele Velvet
1650 – 1699
The Paul Leroy Grigaut Memorial Collection
1972/2.288

Beverly Fishman (American (North American))
H.H.H. (brown/black)
2003
Gift of Burt Aaron
2008/2.286.1

Beverly Fishman (American (North American))
H.H.H. (brown/black)
2003
Gift of Burt Aaron
2008/2.286.2
Two kneeling winged figures in niches on the first level of this design flank a tree growing at the top of a small doorway. These elements are contained within a larger structure with pilasters and a coifered ceiling. Above the ceiling are two winged figures holding small branches. Situated directly above the tree on the first level are a coat of arms surmounted by a crown and another, larger crown sits above the architecture.
Ludovico Cardi Da Cigoli
Design for an Altar
1559 – 1613
Museum Purchase
1958/2.54
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