Textile Design with Alternating Vertical Strips of Stiff Branches and Rosettes with Flanks over Ornamental Frames 1840

This textile design, created in 1840 by an anonymous artist, showcases a repeating pattern of stylized branches and rosettes against a rich brown background. The intricate detail and symmetrical arrangement of the design elements create a sense of visual harmony and complexity. The artist's use of alternating vertical strips adds depth and dimension to the composition. This design, held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a fine example of textile design from the 19th century.