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Summer shine30

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 shine30

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  1. HülyaÖzdemir (Turkish, 1972)

  2. HülyaÖzdemir (Turkish, 1972)

  3. HülyaÖzdemir (Turkish, 1972)

  4. HülyaÖzdemir (Turkish, 1972)

  5. HülyaÖzdemir (Turkish, 1972)

  6. HülyaÖzdemir (Turkish, 1972)

  7. HülyaÖzdemir (Turkish, 1972)

  8. HülyaÖzdemir (Turkish, 1972)

  9. Rachel McNaughton (British) Oriental poppies Vintage postal card

  10. Vintage postal cards

  11. Stephen Allen - Sunset poppies Stephen Allen - Summer fields

  12. Jadwiga Luyten-Behnisch (1873-1963) Red poppies Salford Museum & Art Gallery

  13. Botanical art and illustration combine art and science

  14. Botanical art

  15. Botanical art

  16. Marianne North Mexican poppies, ChilianSchizanthusand insects Samuel L. Schmucker (American 1879-1921) Among the flowers

  17. Susan Beatrice Pearse (1878-1980) Dreamland Jungsuk Lee (Korean, 1981)

  18. IrinaKotova (Russian, 1979) Poppies

  19. IrinaKotova (Russian, 1979) Poppyred

  20. Joseph Christian Leyendecker (1874–1951) August illustration Michael Cheval (Russia, 1966) Hesitation (2020)

  21. Louis Théophile Hingre (1832-1911) Posters

  22. Louis Théophile Hingre (1832-1911) Poster

  23. Mary Golay (1869-1944), painter, poster artist and lithographer of British origin, born in Geneva, Switzerland

  24. Mary Golay (1869-1944) Set of four flower maidens, circa 1900 Lithograph in colours

  25. Vintage postal card IlgizFazulzyanov, Jewelry Inspired by Nature Ring

  26. IlgizFazulzyanov, Jewelry Inspired by Nature

  27. K.Becker ART NOUVEAU buckle - tinted horn Victoire de Castellane's Opiom Velourosa Purpa, 2010.Lacquered silver, white gold, rubies, diamonds, rhyolite. Necklace

  28. Ton Dubbeldam (Dutch, 1957) Home in the heart of the country Provence revisited, 2020

  29. The last resort Ton Dubbeldam (Dutch, 1957) Petite Provence

  30. Ton Dubbeldam (Dutch, 1957) Ocean spring Poppy field sunset

  31. Ton Dubbeldam (Dutch, 1957) The Age of Innocence Wild flowers and olive trees, 2022

  32. Theude Gronland (Danish-German, 1817–1876) Still life

  33. Theude Gronland (Danish-German, 1817–1876) Coastal landscape with a still-life with flowers, fruit and a peacock, 1855

  34. Theude Gronland (Danish-German, 1817–1876) Still life with flowers and fruit Kiel, Kunsthalle

  35. Theude Gronland (Danish-German, 1817–1876) Flower Piece National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo Still life with roses and poppies, 1855

  36. Theude Gronland (Danish-German, 1817–1876) Poppies, tulips and roses in a vase by strawberriesand grapes on a wooden shelf, 1846

  37. Art nouveau lady art postcard Edit. Emile Storch Vienne, 1901 Postal cards

  38. Anna Mason (British) Fiery poppies

  39. Anna Mason (British)Poppy pollination Oriental poppy

  40. Text & Pictures: Internet All copyrights belong to their respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu https://www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2023 • Sound:Johnny Hallyday - Derrière l'amour

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