The Temple of Diana (Furnishing Fabric) 1775 - 1785

"The Temple of Diana (Furnishing Fabric)" is a textile design created by Bromley Hall in the late 18th century. This printed cotton fabric features a scene of classical architecture, including the iconic Temple of Diana at Ephesus, along with a group of figures in classical dress and various animals, all rendered in shades of pink. The repeating pattern suggests its use as a furnishing fabric for upholstery or draperies. This artwork can be found in the collection of The Art Institute of Chicago.