Cora Parker Collection
Cora Parker, a talented creator from the late 1930s to early 1940s, left behind an impressive legacy of craftsmanship and artistry
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Cora Parker, a talented creator from the late 1930s to early 1940s, left behind an impressive legacy of craftsmanship and artistry. Her quilts were truly works of art, with intricate patterns and meticulous stitching that showcased her skill and dedication. One such quilt, created in 1939 by Carmel Wilson under Cora Parker's guidance, is a stunning example of their collaborative efforts. In addition to quilting, it also had a knack for other artistic endeavors. She crafted a beautiful green bottle in 1938 that exuded elegance and sophistication. The attention to detail was evident in every curve and contour of this unique piece. Another masterpiece attributed to the Sun Bonnet she created in 1939. This charming accessory not only protected its wearer from the sun but also served as a fashion statement with its delicate design. Cora Parker's talent extended beyond fabric arts into watercolor painting. In 1939, she painted a captivating scene that captured nature's beauty with vibrant colors and graceful brushstrokes. But it wasn't just art that occupied Cora Parker's creative mind; she also excelled at crafting functional items like combs and pie plates. Her comb designs were both practical and stylish while her pie plates boasted durability combined with aesthetic appeal. Parker even turned her attention towards children's furniture - creating chairs high chairs specifically designed for little ones' comfort during mealtime or playtime activities. The child-sized chair featured intricate details on its seat bottom which added charm to any room it graced. One notable creation by Cora Parker was an exquisite whale oil lamp made in 1938 - showcasing her ability to transform everyday objects into pieces of beauty through careful craftsmanship. Quilting remained one of Cora Parker's passions throughout her career as evidenced by the numerous coverlets she produced over the years. A quilted and pieced coverlet from 1938 stands as a testament to her dedication and talent.