Not all of the art works were paintings; floral interpretations also included sculptures and Asian bowls and other kinds of art pieces. (Artist unknown)
Wonderful series, Kate! Thank you very much for sharing it with us. I love the Margritte arrangement and the one with the Baby's Breath in place of lace curtains. True artists. those artisans!
Ah, such creativity. Actually, I've enjoyed your posts very much. That's probably because at one time I was known as the flower of our family. Well, they didn't say that. They said I was a bloomin' idiot!
I just noticed the book list in your sidebar. I have been on a Henning Mankell kick this year, too. Give Jo Nesbo a try. His protagonist is an equally dark and dour and flawed detective.
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ReplyDeletePlease, no proselytizing on this blog. Thank you!
DeleteA with of flowers and floral decorations is all to the good :-)
ReplyDeletePS Thank you for the link - most encouraging :-)
Wonderful series, Kate! Thank you very much for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteI love the Margritte arrangement and the one with the Baby's Breath in place of lace curtains.
True artists. those artisans!
I love this one too! You've shown us some real beauties!
ReplyDeleteAh, such creativity. Actually, I've enjoyed your posts very much. That's probably because at one time I was known as the flower of our family. Well, they didn't say that. They said I was a bloomin' idiot!
ReplyDeletesimply perfect !
ReplyDeleteI just noticed the book list in your sidebar. I have been on a Henning Mankell kick this year, too. Give Jo Nesbo a try. His protagonist is an equally dark and dour and flawed detective.
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