Bloom: Art, Flowers and Emotion
Rachel Giles’ Bloom details the sheer extent of the natural world’s influence upon art itself. Through collecting floral art from the famous Tate Modern in London, Giles has created a beautiful compendium of one hundred of the most beautiful floral works, in a variety of styles.
Rachel Giles’ Bloom details the sheer extent of the natural world’s influence upon art itself. Through collecting floral art from the famous Tate Modern in London, Giles has created a beautiful compendium of one hundred of the most beautiful floral works, in a variety of styles.
Flowers in many cultures have become a fertile metaphor for life’s milestones and emotions, and Bloom reflects this ethos by organising the art into specific sentiments. Work from artists, including Tracey Emin, David Hockney, and Winifred Nicholson, is supported by passages detailing the style used, as well as Giles’ interpretation.
- Hardback
- Illustrations: 100 coloured images from various artists
- ISBN: 9781849767415
- Edition: 1st, 2020
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