Designs for Two Servers and an Urn 19th century

This 19th-century anonymous drawing from the Metropolitan Museum of Art depicts designs for two servers and an urn. Executed in pen and ink, the designs feature intricate rococo ornamentation, characterized by asymmetrical curves, flowing lines, and delicate floral motifs. These detailed sketches demonstrate the skill of the anonymous artist in capturing the essence of this lavish decorative style, offering a glimpse into the design trends of the 19th century. The drawing is a testament to the enduring appeal of rococo design, which continues to inspire contemporary artists and designers.