Tablecloth or Bedcover probably titled "Ragged Poppy" 1902

John Scarratt Rigby's "Ragged Poppy" (1902) is a vibrant example of textile design from the early 20th century. The piece, now at the Art Institute of Chicago, features a repeating pattern of stylized poppies in shades of pink on a cream background. This intricate floral motif is encased within a decorative border, adding to the overall richness of the design. The work demonstrates Rigby's mastery of textile pattern and his keen eye for color and detail, reflecting the burgeoning popularity of floral motifs in design during this era.