Hooked Rug c. 1936

"Hooked Rug" is a detailed drawing of a hooked rug design by Lillian M. Mosseller, created in 1936. The design features a repetitive motif of stylized flowers and birds against a red background. The rug is a vibrant example of the folk art tradition of hooked rugs, a form of textile art popular in the early 20th century, especially in rural America. The drawing is annotated with details of the design and information about its creator, including their location and the date of creation. The drawing is likely intended as a pattern for rug making.