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energetic line in melon on oatmeal Belgian linen-cotton

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China Seas Fabric: Arbre de Matisse - Custom Jungle Green on Tinted 100% Linen salmon than any territory England hadIn the early 1960s, Jay Hyde Crawford founder of Quadrille, veteran of the kind of design education that required you to actually look at things was looking at a Matisse drawing. What he saw was a tree that was not trying to be a tree. It was trying to be the idea of a tree: the gesture, the reach, the negative space between branches that tells you more about light than the branches themselves. He drew it. It became Arbre de Matisse. The ground is