Everson Hall, Decorative Arts Laboratory, Home Economics Building. The "Tree of Fabrics" shows the work of students in the Decorative Arts Laboratory in the new Home Economics Building of the University of California at Davis. The fabrics were designed and silk-screen printed by students. On the table in front of the "Tree" are the various items used in silk screen printing. The formica-top tables with black pipe legs were specially designed for this laboratory to withstand hard use and ink stains from fabric printing.

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Title:

Everson Hall, Decorative Arts Laboratory, Home Economics Building. The "Tree of Fabrics" shows the work of students in the Decorative Arts Laboratory in the new Home Economics Building of the University of California at Davis. The fabrics were designed and silk-screen printed by students. On the table in front of the "Tree" are the various items used in silk screen printing. The formica-top tables with black pipe legs were specially designed for this laboratory to withstand hard use and ink stains from fabric printing.

Date:

circa 1952

Contributing Institution:

UC Davis, University Archives