Seven Designs for Decorated Cups 1845 - 1855
alfredhenryforrester
themetropolitanmuseumofart
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water colours
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Alfred Henry Forrester's "Seven Designs for Decorated Cups" (1845-1855) is a collection of watercolor sketches for decorative patterns on cups. The designs feature intricate motifs in a primarily blue and gold color scheme, with some incorporating elements of red, pink, and white. The designs are reminiscent of Rococo and Victorian styles, with a focus on floral and geometric patterns. These sketches would have been intended for use by artisans and manufacturers in creating decorative ceramic wares during the mid-19th century. The watercolor sketches on paper, currently part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York City, showcase the intricate details of the design work and provide valuable insight into the artistic trends of the time.
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