Sampler made at the Westtown Quaker School 1802

This sampler, created in 1802 by Rebecca Marsh, a student at the Westtown Quaker School, showcases intricate needlework. The sampler is a testament to the school's emphasis on needlework education, a skill deemed essential for young women at the time. The piece is adorned with a variety of motifs, including floral designs, geometric patterns, and a central inscription identifying the artist and the school. The sampler's delicate details and harmonious composition reflect the artistic skill of the young artist, highlighting the artistry that was cultivated within the Quaker educational system.