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mote-historie · 1 year

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1802 Tulips and Roses: Cabbage Rose, Two Tulips, a small Tortoiseshell Butterfly and yellow Meadow Ant. Watercolour on vellum, Signed and dated by Pierre Joseph Redouté (1759-1840).

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zararose-xo · 6 months

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Only 12 more sleeps until Halloween 🕸️🕸️

ZARA ROSE FLOWERS

Instagram & Tiktok @zararoseflowers

#pretty #floral #flowers #gothic #gothic flowers #Halloween #halloween flowers #Tim Burton #dark fairycore #edward scissorhands #Halloween decor #floral decor #australian #Australian artist #floral artist #botanical art #Zara rose flowers #spooky season #Spotify

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prunkblume · 7 months

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WHO AM I??The story started with the age of sixteen. My parents asked me the BIG Question: what do you want to do when you leave school. I was sure to be a flowerartist!!! But in the middle of the 70 ties.. there wasn't a possibility to learn that.. even not in the next bigger city... So I have to put this Big dream into the deepest part of my heart.... Finally with the beginning of the Graduating for printed textil design, a little part of my dream comes true... know I was able to paint all flowers for the fashion industry & home interior designs.

Experience a little relaxation in the rose-rich world of prunkblume®

Really appreciate your support & comments. 🌹 Hope you will have a wonderful stress less day🌹

#roses #art #roses art #love present #love #home decoration #interiour deco #wall paper #wall art #floral artist

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fashionbooksmilano · 1 year

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Encyclopedia of Flowers Vol.V

Azuma Makoko, Shiinoki Shunsuke

Seigensha Art Publishing, Kyoto 2021, 288 pages, 23 x 30 cm, Hardcover, ISBN 9784861528774

euro 55,00

email if you want to buy :[email protected]

They set out to immortalize the pure beauty of flowers, faithfully and without thought for the self—and found themselves returning to the roots of their series.

This fifth volume in Encyclopedia of Flowers, the series that has been Azuma Makoto and Shiinoki Shunsuke’s consuming passion for more than a decade, was produced over a two-year period coinciding with the onset and devastation of the Covid-19 pandemic. In the midst of their work, the floral-artist-and-photographer pair encountered a book about the origins of traditional ikebana that took up a group of monks in fifteenth-century Kyoto who, during a horrific famine, not only provided warm porridge and shelter but also arranged flowers to give people comfort and hope for the future. Moved by this episode and its resonances with the state of the world today, the authors, too, grew convinced that the one thing that they could—nay, should—do now was to go back to the roots of their art and offer flowers up for people through the pages of their book. Those offerings are presented in a format updated from previous volumes, with larger pages and almost complete lay-flat binding for an even more dynamic appreciative experience.

Floral artist Azuma Makoto held his first overseas solo show in New York and continues to exhibit highly experimental works primarily in Europe. In 2009 he established the Azuma Makoto Kaju Kenkyujo (AMKK) botanical lab, through which he presents projects around the world as part of his unique pursuit of plants and their beauty.

Shiinoki Shunsuke began botanical photography at the same time that Azuma embarked on his artistic career. In partnership with Azuma, he has dedicated himself to capturing the forms of life as they shift in aspect from moment to moment.

27/12/22

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#Encyclopedia Flowers Vol.V #Azuma Makoto #Shiinoki Shunsuke #floral artist #botanical photography #flowers books #photography books #fashionbooksmilano

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adoraya · 1 year

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