Design with Flowers 19th century

This anonymous 19th-century watercolor design features a symmetrical arrangement of flowers, leaves, and stems. The piece, titled "Design with Flowers," exhibits a stylization common in the Arts and Crafts movement, showcasing a strong emphasis on natural forms and intricate details. The artist, likely inspired by the natural world, captures the delicate beauty of the blossoms and the vibrant colors of the petals with skillful brushstrokes. This design, housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, could have been intended for use as a decorative pattern for wallpaper, textiles, or other decorative objects.