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The Meaning of Flowers in Art, 1500-2000. Andrew Moore, Christopher Garibaldi, Anna Pavord.

The book brings together a wide variety of ravishing illustrations of the cut flower in the history of European fine and . Anna Pavord is the author of the best-selling title The Tulip.

The book brings together a wide variety of ravishing illustrations of the cut flower in the history of European fine and decorative art since 1500. The inclusion of non-European traditions. Andrew Moore is Keeper of Art, and Christopher Garibaldi is Assistant Keeper of Art, both at Norwich Castle Museum, Norfolk, England.

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Christopher Garibaldi, Andrew Moore. Introduction by. Anna Pavord. Place of Publication. Country of Publication. Fine Arts, Art History. Philip Wilson Publishers Ltd.

Flower Power The Meaning of Flowers in Art 1500-2000. It explains their symbolic meanings and demonstrates the response that flowers evoke in us all. Author: Anna Pavord, Andrew Moore, Christopher Garibaldi Format: Hardback Release Date: 21/03/2003. This text brings together a wide variety of illustrations of the cut flower in the history of European fine and decorative art since 1500. The representation of non-European traditions, such as those of China, Japan and the Indian sub-continent, enriches the visual material and illustrates the differences between faiths and cultures.

Christopher Garibaldi Andrew Moore Anna Pavord. This lavishly illustrated book demonstrates the power of cut flowers to move the onlooker, a power crucial to the adop-tion of flowers in every culture to symbolize life, beauty, and death

Christopher Garibaldi Andrew Moore Anna Pavord. This lavishly illustrated book demonstrates the power of cut flowers to move the onlooker, a power crucial to the adop-tion of flowers in every culture to symbolize life, beauty, and death. All religions have flowers at the heart of their faith. Art has proved an enduring companion in the repre-sentation of the power of flowers to move.

Author (1): Anna Pavord Author (2): Andre Moor Author (3): Christopher Garibaldi. Return to the Garden Bookworm homepage.

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Andrew Moore, Christopher Garibaldi.