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Corncockle
William Morris
A printed cotton of 1883 based on the corncockle, a pink wildflower of the wheat fields. Green leaves, pink blooms and small blue flowers on a white ground make it one of Morris's brightest designs. The pink flowers sit at regular intervals and serve as reference points.
Object record (Art Institute of Chicago) · CC0
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