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Print & Pattern Archive

The Print and Pattern Archive gathers textile and dress objects noted for prints and patterns from the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Cleveland Museum of Art collections, both CC0, refreshed monthly. Records carry garment family, era, season and significance labels from our pipeline, and every entry links its museum page; objects are cataloged, never appraised.

Records
5,000
Last changed
Update schedule
37 15 12 * * UTC
Coverage
03/02/2020–09/03/2026
Method
Methodology
ObjectHouseDateGarment familyEraSeasonMuseum
Chair back—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armchair back—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armrest—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armchair back—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Vulcan Presenting Arms for Aeneas to Venus from a set of The Loves of the Gods—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bacchus and Ariadne from a set of The Loves of the Gods—01/01/1754otherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Four upholstery panels for a settee—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Four upholstery panels for an armchair—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Four upholstery panels for a settee—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armchair back—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armrest—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armchair back—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armrest—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armrest—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armrest—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armchair back—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armrest—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armrest—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armchair seat—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armrest—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armchair seat—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armrest—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armrest—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Armchair seat—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sampler—01/01/1753otherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Length—01/01/1752otherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Border—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bed curtain border—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bed curtain border—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fragment of a shirt—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Table carpet or hanging—01/01/1751otherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Pair of chair seat covers—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Textile fragment—UnavailableotherRegency & Romantic (1800–1849)—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Panel—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fragment—Unavailableotherpre-1800—The Metropolitan Museum of Art