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  1. "Woman and Flowers," Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1866.

    I've featured Alma-Tadema before, so I won't bother much with biography.

    He was a huge fan of Classical Greek art and stylings, and included them a lot in his artwork, even when depicting contemporary scenes.

    Here we have an obviously Victorian scene, with a sofa and all that but the table, and the woman's hair and clothing, all echo Classical Greece. It's quite a mingling of themes that works quite well. Also a rather sensual painting, in showing her obvious joy in smelling the flowers.

    Happy Flower Friday!

    #Art #LawrenceAlmaTadema #Neoclassicism #VictorianArt #FlowerFriday

  2. "Woman and Flowers," Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1866.

    I've featured Alma-Tadema before, so I won't bother much with biography.

    He was a huge fan of Classical Greek art and stylings, and included them a lot in his artwork, even when depicting contemporary scenes.

    Here we have an obviously Victorian scene, with a sofa and all that but the table, and the woman's hair and clothing, all echo Classical Greece. It's quite a mingling of themes that works quite well. Also a rather sensual painting, in showing her obvious joy in smelling the flowers.

    Happy Flower Friday!

    #Art #LawrenceAlmaTadema #Neoclassicism #VictorianArt #FlowerFriday

  3. "Woman and Flowers," Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1866.

    I've featured Alma-Tadema before, so I won't bother much with biography.

    He was a huge fan of Classical Greek art and stylings, and included them a lot in his artwork, even when depicting contemporary scenes.

    Here we have an obviously Victorian scene, with a sofa and all that but the table, and the woman's hair and clothing, all echo Classical Greece. It's quite a mingling of themes that works quite well. Also a rather sensual painting, in showing her obvious joy in smelling the flowers.

    Happy Flower Friday!

    #Art #LawrenceAlmaTadema #Neoclassicism #VictorianArt #FlowerFriday

  4. "Woman and Flowers," Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1866.

    I've featured Alma-Tadema before, so I won't bother much with biography.

    He was a huge fan of Classical Greek art and stylings, and included them a lot in his artwork, even when depicting contemporary scenes.

    Here we have an obviously Victorian scene, with a sofa and all that but the table, and the woman's hair and clothing, all echo Classical Greece. It's quite a mingling of themes that works quite well. Also a rather sensual painting, in showing her obvious joy in smelling the flowers.

    Happy Flower Friday!

    #Art #LawrenceAlmaTadema #Neoclassicism #VictorianArt #FlowerFriday

  5. "Woman and Flowers," Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1866.

    I've featured Alma-Tadema before, so I won't bother much with biography.

    He was a huge fan of Classical Greek art and stylings, and included them a lot in his artwork, even when depicting contemporary scenes.

    Here we have an obviously Victorian scene, with a sofa and all that but the table, and the woman's hair and clothing, all echo Classical Greece. It's quite a mingling of themes that works quite well. Also a rather sensual painting, in showing her obvious joy in smelling the flowers.

    Happy Flower Friday!

    #Art #LawrenceAlmaTadema #Neoclassicism #VictorianArt #FlowerFriday