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The Elizabeth MacCullough Hervey quilt is a superb example of high Style 1. The 25 blocks use a generous variety of fabrics, including many fondues. The inking details are well done. This quilt shows many of what we think of as typical Baltimore blocks such as the reticulated baskets, the lush cornucopias and exuberant florals. The circle surrounds on the pictorial blocks appear to be unique, and I have yet to find another fisherman block. Private collection, photograph courtesy of Jan Whitlock Textiles.
Baltimore Album Quilts are perhaps the most easily distinguished quilt style. They are composed of a number of "blocks," usually 25, each of which contains a complete pictorial or decorative motif....