Haemoglobin 8.26, Festival Pattern Group silk tie fabric
- maker:
- Vanners Silk Weavers
- designer:
- George Reynolds
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Sample of jacquard-woven tie silk, red, black and gold (yellow), based on Max Perutz's crystallography, haemoglobin 8.26, nested hexagonal motif surrounded by circles, designed by George Reynolds, made by Vanners & Fennell Bros. Ltd, Sudbury, Suffolk, England, 1950-1951. Based on the X-ray crystallographic pattern of the haemoglobin molecule. From a collection of 83 samples designed for the 1951 Festival of Britain.
Details
- Category:
- Experimental Chemistry
- Object Number:
- 1976-644/2
- Measurements:
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overall (laid flat): 2 mm x 83 mm x 103 mm, 0.006 kg
- type:
- textile sample
- credit:
- Gift of Dr. Helen Dick Megaw
