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Salotto, Guys Cliffe, Warwickshire 1860
I vasi a forma di tromba, come quelli disposti sui tavoli di questo luminoso salotto, erano di moda nella seconda metà del XIX secolo e venivano suggeriti per "narcisi, tulipani, molti iris, mombrezie e altri".
foto Vae Market
Drawing Room, Guys Cliffe, Warwickshire 1860
#Trumpet-shaped vases, like those arranged on the tables in this bright drawing room, were fashionable in the second half of 19thc & suggested for "daffodils, tulips, many of the irises, montbretias, and others".
photo Vase Market
Flowers in a Grotesque Vase by Orsola Maddalena Caccia, ca. 1635
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Ewer with scenes depicting the legend of Marcus Curtius by Adam van Vianen, 1619
...and inspiring
Blue Vase with Flowers on a Blue Tablecloth, 1913
Henri Matisse (1869 - 1954)
Polychrome majolica with calla lily design
Galileo Chini (1873-1956)
Ibisco, 1925
L'artista australiana Margaret #Preston scrive: "I fiori dovrebbero essere disposti per esprimere qualcosa".
Sceglieva le forme. Qui, 'guarda come è cinese [la sua] composizione di ibischi scarlatti e rosa con splendide farfalle verdi e nere della...Nuova Guinea'.
Hibiscus, 1925
Australian artist Margaret #Preston wrote 'Flowers should be arranged to express something.'
She chose them for their shapes. Here,'see how Chinese is [her] arrangement of scarlet and pink hibiscus with gorgeous green and black butterflies found in...New Guinea.'