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A work made of wool and silk, slit, dovetailed and double interlocking tapestry weave.

Alexander Kneeling before Jaddus at the Gates of Jerusalem [left section], from The Story of Alexander the Great, c. 1600

Nicolaas van Orley

A work made of cotton and linen, plain weave; screen printed.

Kids and Kites (Furnishing Fabric), 1964

Eleanor Kluck

A work made of silk, twill weave; screen printed.

Panel (Dress or Furnishing Fabric), 1924

Léon Bakst

A work made of silk, warp-float faced 7:1 satin weave with supplementary binding warps tying some three color complementary self-patterning ground wefts in plain interlacings.

Panel, c. 1724/27

A work.

Tapestry Medallion, A.D. 650/700

Nasca

A work made of ceramic and pigment.

Miniature Jar with Textile Pattern or Abstract Fish Motifs, 1450–1532

Inca

A work made of textile samples and reprocessed plastic pallets.

Perfect Pattern, 1999

Dan Peterman

A work made of wool (camelid), plain weave of discontinuous warps and wefts; embroidered in double running stitches; edged with cross-knit loop stitches.

Fragment, A.D. 200/900

Nasca

A work made of cotton, plain weave; copperplate printed.

Achille reconnu par Ullysse (Achilles Recognized by Ulysses) (Furnishing Fabric), c.1798

Favre-Petitpierre et Cie.

A work made of silk, cotton, “silver” metal strips wrapped around a silk core, warp-float faced satin weave with “silver” supplementary metal-wrapped silk brocading wefts, supplementary binding wefts, and supplementary warps forming cut and voided velvet.

Cushion Cover, 1575/1625

A work made of wool, warp-float faced twill weave; fulled.

Limousine Cloth (Furnishing Fabric), 1976

Gretchen Bellinger

A work made of cotton and wool, slit and double interlocking tapestry weave.

Ramure (Branches or Antlers), 1950s

Jean (Hans) Arp

A work made of wool and silk; tapestry weave.

Psyche's Entrance into Cupid's Palace from the Story of Psyche, 1756/63

François Boucher

A work made of silk, in a variety of weaves including cut velvet weave and a variety of techniques; pieced; embroidered in silk and chenille threads in a variety of stitches; backed with silk, satin weave.

Bedcover (Crazy Quilt), 1887/88

A work made of wool and silk, slit and double interlocking tapestry weave.

Village Fete (Saint George's Fair), from a Teniers series, c. 1710

David Teniers

A work made of hemp and wool, plain weave.

Couch Cover, 19th century

A work made of silk, twill weave; screen printed.

Panel (Dress or Furnishing Fabric), 1924

Léon Bakst

A work made of cotton, plain weave; screen printed.

Panel Entitled "Femme à marguerite" (Woman with Daisy), c. 1898/1900

Alphonse Marie Mucha

A work made of wool and silk, slit and single interlocking tapestry weave.

The Diversion of the Euphrates, from The Story of Cyrus, c. 1670

Michiel Coxcie, I

A work made of wool and silk, slit and double interlocking tapestry weave.

Procession of the Fat Ox from a Teniers Series, c. 1725

Workshop of Daniel IV Leyniers

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