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Iris, the spring jewel20 (flowers in art)

The iris is the jewel of spring. With their intriguing shape and rainbow variation of colors, it inspired many artists because this flower can inspire deep feelings of love, trust, and care.

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Iris, the spring jewel20 (flowers in art)

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  1. Alexey Savchenko (Russian, 1975) Irises Alush Shima (Albanian, 1942) Irises

  2. Anatoly Timoshkin (born in Baku in 1939) Irises Girl with irises

  3. Anatoly Timoshkin (born in Baku in 1939) Irises Kira Panina (Russian, 1961) Iris

  4. Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962) Habitat, 2012

  5. Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962) Habitat, 2012

  6. Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962) Camouflage, 2009

  7. Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962) Camouflage - details

  8. Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962) Irises

  9. Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962) Eurasia, 2015

  10. Hiroshi Kobayashi (Japan) Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962) Little pond in the evening

  11. The little pound Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962) Nymph, 2005

  12. Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962) Quinta Essentia, 2011

  13. Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962)Silk birds

  14. Andrey Remnev (Russian, 1962) Ventus Textilis

  15. Anna Rose Bain (American, 1985) Bearded irises Daum Pate de Verre Iris Vase, in blue and violet Daum Freres ca 1980

  16. Detail of 'La Primavera' by Sandro Botticelli, in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence Detail from the Portinari Alterpiece by Hugo van der Goes, Uffizi Gallery, Florence

  17. Igor Maikov (Latvian, 1966) Ecaterina Costache (19ani) - Trio Iris

  18. Igor Maikov (Latvian, 1966)

  19. Max Pechstein (1881-1955) Modellpause, 1925 Kunstmuseum Luzern (Swiss)

  20. Ilya Zomb (Ukraine, 1960) The irises which exuding moisture Marina Zakharova (Russian,1965)

  21. Pierre Mornet (French, 1972) Rien que l'amour Pierre Mornet- Daphne

  22. James Aponovich (American, 1948) Three pots of Iris Irina Kupyrova (Ukraine, 1961) Girl with flowers

  23. James Aponovich (American, 1948) Three pots of Iris (fragment)

  24. IlgizFazulzyanov, a contemporary Russian jeweler, has been working in this field for more than twenty years and has become a world-known master. IlgizFazulzyanov works with precious metals and stones. He is one of a few jewelers in the world using various classical techniques of “hot enamel” as well as his own unique techniques. Nature occupies the main place in his works: flowers are swinging in the wind, birds and butterflies are ready to fly up. In preference to Art Nouveau and Art Deco art styles, he creates birds, insects, plants and flowers on a fine line of vividness and the master’s unique style.

  25. IlgizFazulzyanov, Jewelry inspired by nature

  26. IlgizFazulzyanov, Jewelry inspired by nature

  27. IlgizFazulzyanov, Jewelry inspired by nature

  28. IlgizFazulzyanov, Jewelry inspired by nature

  29. IlgizFazulzyanov, Jewelry inspired by nature

  30. IlgizFazulzyanov, Jewelry inspired by nature

  31. IlgizFazulzyanov, Jewelry inspired by nature

  32. IlgizFazulzyanov, Jewelry inspired by nature

  33. Rudolph Carl Gorman (1931 –2005) Iris

  34. Paolo Domeniconi (Italian, 1965) Ottorino de Lucchi (Italian, 1951) Unnamed

  35. Text and pictures: Internet All copyrights belong to their respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://www.slideserve.com/sandamichaela 2024 Sound: Ennio Morricone & Sofia Symphony Orchestra (Susanna Rigacci)

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