Wallpaper Design (1934)

The composition is highly symmetrical and vertical, mimicking a double-door panel or architectural molding. The central elements are two rectangular panels separated by a vertical stiletto or molding, which is further decorated with stylized floral or foliate motifs. The overall structure suggests a repeating pattern or a decorative architectural element.

The piece appears to be a drawing or rendering, possibly a watercolor or colored pencil study, intended for reproduction as a printed pattern or wallpaper. The lines are precise, emphasizing the structure and the decorative nature of the design.