Pictorial print 1785 - 1795

This pictorial print by Bromley Hall, dating from 1785-1795, features a repeating pattern of pastoral scenes framed by swirling floral motifs in shades of blue on a cream background. The design, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcases the popular 18th-century style known as "toile de Jouy," characterized by intricate designs often depicting romantic or idyllic scenes. The textile's delicate lines and whimsical imagery reflect the era's fascination with nature and the simple life. This piece would have been a fashionable choice for interior decoration, adding a touch of elegance and charm to homes of the period.