American Printed Silks, 1927–1947

This exhibition celebrates a distinctive chapter in American textile design, featuring printed silk fabrics created during the interwar and early postwar decades. Visitors will discover how designers combined artistic innovation with commercial production, creating patterns that reflected the era's modernist and decorative sensibilities. Families can explore how everyday textiles—from fashion to home décor—tell stories about American creativity and industrial craftsmanship. It's a chance to appreciate the artistry in fabrics often overlooked, with visual appeal across ages.