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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 2-62363, described as Modern yardage made of cotton, hair, and metal-wrapped yarns. Plain open weave, and some gauze weave. White and gold yarns, black hair. Designed by Jack Lenore Larson; “Jason.”

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 2-62336, described as Yardage made of cotton, hair and possibly synthetic fibers. Warp stripes of half basket weave, same with weft floats, double cloth. White and cream, with black hair. Designed by Jack Lenore Larsen, called “Olympia.”

Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 2-62367, described as Modern strip with color swatches attached. Made of linen and hair, partly in a plain open weave, part warp and weft floats. Colors are white with brown, black and white hair, Odenheimer & Baker