Design for Curtains 1841 - 1884

"Design for Curtains" is a pencil drawing created by Charles Hindley and Sons, a firm established in 1841 and active until 1917. This design showcases a detailed sketch of elaborate curtains with intricate folds and a decorative valance. The drawing, which is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, serves as a blueprint for the creation of curtains, illustrating the craftsmanship and artistry employed in Victorian interior design. The delicate lines and meticulous details capture the essence of the era's opulent aesthetic.