Sheet with overall vine and dot pattern 1800 - 1900

This anonymous 19th-century pattern, likely for wallpaper or textile, showcases a dense, intricate design of black swirling vines and red dots. The overall effect is one of delicate complexity, with the repetition of motifs creating a sense of visual rhythm. This pattern is an example of decorative art that uses a traditional aesthetic, reflecting the popular decorative styles of the time. The piece is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, New York.