Design for a Bed and Canopy 1841 - 1917

"Design for a Bed and Canopy" is a detailed pencil drawing on paper created by Charles Hindley and Sons, a prominent furniture maker in the 19th century. This design depicts a four-poster bed with a canopy, showcasing the intricately carved details of the bed frame and the delicate floral motifs adorning the curtains. This architectural drawing, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, highlights the craftsmanship and elegance sought after in Victorian interior design. The design emphasizes the intricate details that would have been part of the bed's construction, demonstrating the artistry that went into creating such pieces during this period.