Four upholstery panels for an armchair 1754 - 1756

These four upholstery panels for an armchair, created in Beauvais, France, between 1754 and 1756, exemplify the refined craftsmanship of the French Rococo period. The panels showcase an intricate design of delicate floral motifs woven in silk and wool, a testament to the skilled weavers of the Beauvais manufactory. The panels were likely intended for a high-end armchair, reflecting the opulent tastes of the French aristocracy during the mid-18th century. The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds these panels, allowing viewers to appreciate the artistry and historical significance of French textile production.