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Summer shine19

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 shine19

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  1. Marc Dalessio (American, 1972)

  2. Marc Dalessio (American, 1972) English garden in the Rosenborg Castle Gardens

  3. Esti Kittus (Estonia, 1948) Poppies, 2020 Fabrics in silk painting technique

  4. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941)

  5. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941)

  6. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Poppies VII

  7. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) A perfect view Simply Red

  8. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Across the fields, poppies

  9. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941)

  10. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Abstract floral splendor A focus on lupines with poppies

  11. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Country vista over wheat fields

  12. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Poppies V A bend in the path

  13. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Poppies III Wheatfield II

  14. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Nature Wheatfield path

  15. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Wheatfields & Mountains of Tuscany Poppies, lavender & wheatfields

  16. Bold red on blue Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Wheatfields & mountain view

  17. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Sunflowers & wheatfields in harmony II

  18. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Wheatfields IV

  19. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Yellow and violets

  20. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Wildflowers by the water Serene view

  21. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Big poppies Bold Reds on Earthtones

  22. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Wheatfield and hills

  23. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) View to the Sea

  24. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Poppies I Red & white bouquet

  25. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Floral red white Wheatfield

  26. Poppies IX Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Poppies & Wheatfields

  27. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Poppies & Wheatfields

  28. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Poppies II

  29. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Peaceful bouquet

  30. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Poppies IV

  31. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Poppies & Wheatfields

  32. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Floral Fire

  33. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Rolling hills Wheatfield I

  34. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Wheatfield III

  35. Gerhard Nesvadba (Austrian, 1941) Stream II

  36. Günther Georg Burr (German, 1943) Poppies

  37. Günther Georg Burr (German, 1943) Poppies

  38. Günther Georg Burr (German, 1943) Toskana

  39. Günther Georg Burr (German, 1943) Poppies X

  40. Günther Georg Burr (German, 1943) Poppies

  41. Igor Mosiychuk (Ukraine, 1963)

  42. Igor Mosiychuk (Ukraine, 1963)

  43. Igor Mosiychuk (Ukraine, 1963)

  44. Igor Mosiychuk (Ukraine, 1963)

  45. George Henry (1858-1943) Poppies City of Edinburgh Council

  46. 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, Gonzalo Rubalcaba - Twe Usta Klamia

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