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In the language of flowers, the poppy can be a symbol of oblivion or imagination. However, the poppy has also come to be a symbol of remembrance since World War I.

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Summer shine17

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  1. Michael Malm (American, 1972) Poppies

  2. Michael Malm (American, 1972) Spring

  3. Michael malm (American, 1972) Spring

  4. Michael Malm (American, 1972) Red poppies

  5. Michael Malm (American, 1972) The poppy field

  6. Michael Malm (American, 1972)

  7. Michael Malm (American, 1972) Poppy field

  8. Michael Malm (American, 1972)

  9. Julie Peterson (American) Poppies and lavender, 2012

  10. Kathy Anderson (American, 1945) Wildflower garden Poppies and white peonies

  11. Kathy Anderson (American, 1945) White peonies and poppies

  12. Kathy Anderson (American, 1945) Evening falls on the poppy garden

  13. Kathryn Mapes Turner (American, 1971) Popcorn

  14. Kathryn Mapes Turner (American, 1971) Poppies in bloom

  15. John Nolan (Ireland, 1958) Poppy corner

  16. Sergey Kolodyazhniy (Ukraine) Red poppies Allison Green (American, 1974) Corn poppies

  17. Kathy McDermott - Blue poppies Donald Sultan (American, 1951) Exhibition in Meyerovich Gallery in San Francisco

  18. Artist Anna Whitehouse with 80 square metre land art made from 1,300 blue ceramic poppies - cascading down the hillside at the North Yorkshire's Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park

  19. Once considered a myth, the blue poppy is incredibly rare, almost impossible to grow in the UK. North Yorkshire's Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park, one of the few places the Meconopsis blue poppy can be grown The Himalayan Garden & Sculpture Park is home to over 80 striking contemporary sculptures, situated within 45 acres of stunning woodland and gardens and 1,300 blue ceramic poppies - cascading down the hillside The poppies have been handmade with the help of local schools, colleges and public workshops. Each poppy has been personalised with messages about the pandemic or the names of family and friends they lost.

  20. Jean-Marc Janiaczyk (French, 1966) Dreaming of Provence

  21. Jean-Marc Janiaczyk (French, 1966) Provence

  22. Warm touch of red, 2018 Joanna Misztal (Polish, 1967)

  23. Joanna Misztal (Polish, 1967) A silence of poppy smell, 2016

  24. Joanna Misztal (Polish, 1967) Poppy girl

  25. Joanna Misztal (Polish, 1967) Poppy girl

  26. Joanna Misztal (Polish, 1967)

  27. Bohema Joanna Misztal (Polish, 1967)

  28. Joanna Misztal (Polish, 1967) The moth, 2018

  29. Joanna Misztal (Polish, 1967) The moth, 2018

  30. Olga Darchuk (Ukrainian, 1976) Blooming poppies

  31. Lyubov Hitkova (Russian) Poppy bouquet Technique of wool painting "Fredpoint", the mosaic of wool

  32. Lyubov Hitkova (Russian) Red poppies Raspberry morning Technique of wool painting "Fredpoint", the mosaic of wool

  33. Kalpana Soanes (British) Poppies

  34. Vera Kavura (Ukraine)

  35. Vera Kavura (Ukraine)

  36. Vera Kavura (Ukraine)

  37. Vera Kavura (Ukraine)

  38. Vera Kavura (Ukraine)

  39. Text & Pictures: Internet All  copyrights  belong to their  respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu https://www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2022 Sound: Anna Maria Jopek - Secret

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