Embroidered Sampler 1788
marymunro
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natural stone pattern
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aged paper
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toned paper
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bird
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flower
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house
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handmade artwork painting
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tile art
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carved into stone
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earthy tone
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coffee painting
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men
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wooden texture
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united-states
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watercolor
"Embroidered Sampler" (1788) by Mary Munro is a testament to the artistic skill of young women in the late 18th century. The sampler, a traditional form of needlework, showcases intricate floral patterns, delicate figures, and a poem embroidered within an architectural frame. The signature "MARY MUNROS work done in Providence," suggests the piece was created by a young woman named Mary Munro in Providence, Rhode Island. This sampler, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a captivating example of American needlework, offering a glimpse into the domestic arts and cultural values of the time.
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