A GROUP OF MID-CENTURY HEALS FABRIC: to include a length of 'Polychrome' fabric, designed by Cathryn Netherwood for Heals, 1969, sewn into a large panel; printed 'HEALS "POLYCHROME" DESIGNED BY CATHRYN NETHERWOOD / WOVEN AND PRINTED IN ENGLAND'; a length of 'Perimeter' fabric, designed by Anne Fehlow for Heals, 1970, sewn into a square panel, printed 'HEALS "PERIMETER' DESIGNED BY ANNE FEHLOW'; a length of 'Matrix' fabric, designed by Arthur Butler, printed 'MATRIX designed by Arthur Butler'; and two lengths of 'Vista' fabric, designed by Diane Bell for Heals, 1967.

Polychrome: 251 x 296 cm
Perimeter: 137 x 117 cm
Matrix: 127 x 91 cm
Vista: 85 x 125 cm and 127 x 76 cm

Reference:
See Victoria & Albert Museum, London, accession numbers T.451-1999 (Polychrome), T.372:1-1999 (Perimeter) and T.258:6-1999 (Vista) for other examples of these fabrics.

From the V&A: The late 1940s to the 1970s was a remarkably creative era in British textile design. Aided by post-war confidence and growth, a new wave of designs was produced, influenced by art and design from around the world. Designers created markedly contemporary, buoyant styles that elevated textile design to new heights, lifted public spirits and transformed the home.