1960's Laszlo Pecsi cubist woven wall tapestry depicting the working woman.About ERIKÓ / Emese tapestries: Hungary, a small country, suffered a massive economic depression after WW11 As part of a state-funded program towards economic recovery, the state supported artists of every discipline, willing to work in cooperative factories, which lead to many exquisite collaborative works of art, in the 50s and 60s Given the funding, materials and facilities, and thus the artistic freedom to create, magnificent and now treasured works, artists were able to produced their visions without sacrificing artistic quality. The ERIKÓ / Emese tapestries, of the 60s, are scarce today.
