| In 1960 Sanderson
issued its 'Centenary Collection', to celebrate one hundred years of producing
wallpaper and textiles. Thus Sanderson's reputation was well-established
by the time it brought out its 1960 range, including John Piper's 'Northern
Cathedral', shown opposite. As well as commissioning artists like Piper
and Spender, Sanderson also bought a number of its patterns from Italy
and the US. Later in the decade Sanderson brought out some stimulating
Pop patterns in keeping with the zeitgeist. |
