Gothic Revival in the Decorative Arts

The Gothic Revival did not solely affect architecture and literature. Elements of Gothic design were apparent in English furniture dates back to the mid-eighteenth century. This design influence was evident in chair backs and decorative patterns on various forms of furniture between 1740 and 1762.

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