Laura’s work is defined by its modernism sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Panel (Dress or Furnishing Fabric)
Designed by Laura Lange (American, active c. 1925) Produced by Deutsche Werkstätten GmbH. (Founded 1898) Germany, Munich
Panel (Curtain Fabric)
Designed by Laura Lange (American, active c. 1920s) Produced by Deutsche Werkstätten AG (Founded 1913) Germany, Dresden and Munich
Designed by Laura Lange (American, active c. mid-1920s) Produced by Deutsche Werkstätten GmbH. (Founded 1898) Germany
Designed by Laura Lange (American, active c. 1920s) Produced by Deutsche Werkstätten GmbH. (Founded 1898) Germany
Designed by Laura Lange (American, active c. 1920s) or Professor Josef Hillberbrand (German, 1892-1981) Produced by Deutsche Werkstatten GmbH. (Founded 1898) Germany, Munich
Designed by Laura Lange (American, active c. 1920s) Produced by Deutsche Werkstatten AG (Founded 1913) Germany, Munich
Designed by Laura Lange (American, active c. 1925) Produced by Deutsche Werkstatten AG (Founded 1913) Germany, Dresden and Munich
Panels (Curtain Fabric)
Waiting to Go On Stage
Laura Knight British, 1877-1970
Before the Act
Migrant Mother, Nipoma, California
Dorothea Lange American, 1895–1965
Untitled
Laura Owens American, born 1970
Plantation Overseer and his Field Hands, Mississippi Delta
Black Maria, Oakland, from the series "Public Defender"
Dorothea Lange (American, 1895–1965) Printed under the artist's supervision by Irwin Welcher
Corner of a Kitchen of a Tobacco Sharecropper
Study of a Young Woman