Embroidered Sampler 1795

"Embroidered Sampler" is a work of art created by Elizabeth Easton in 1795. This sampler, now located at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, exemplifies the skill and creativity of young women in the 18th century. The piece features a variety of motifs including the alphabet, a house, figures, birds, and floral designs. The sampler is a testament to Easton's needlework skills, showcasing her mastery of various stitches and intricate designs. The inclusion of the artist's name and the date of completion make this sampler a valuable piece of historical documentation, providing insight into the lives and practices of women in the late 18th century.