It's not hard to guess why these flowers are called sunflowers. They look like a tiny petaled sun here on earth.
Vincent Van Gogh captured sunflowers and one of them is housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
But I've also seen them in arrangements at exclusive restaurants, and in weddings. Jilda often uses them in arrangements here at the farm.
I wish I could paint, but that's a medium I've never explored. But I can snap a photo with my trusty phone.
Vincent Van Gogh captured sunflowers and one of them is housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
But I've also seen them in arrangements at exclusive restaurants, and in weddings. Jilda often uses them in arrangements here at the farm.
I wish I could paint, but that's a medium I've never explored. But I can snap a photo with my trusty phone.
You know, life is for learning and everything you paint is art.
ReplyDeleteThere is no such thing as bad art.
I love sunflowers I could have a yard of them looking at me. lol
You are lucky to live on a farm.
I am a major Van Gogh fan. My favorite is Starry Night.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
I love sunflowers! They always look so happy. I enjoyed the picture, keep snapping!
ReplyDeleteAnd you do know how to click a pretty picture :) Love sunflowers! Such a bright bit of happiness :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful snapshot for this morning; a cheerful sunflower! Have
ReplyDeletea great weekend!
I so love these flowers!
ReplyDeleteLove sunflowers, when I am feeling down I imagine myself in the middle of a field full of sunflowers how can you not smile a that vision.
ReplyDeletethey're lots of punch in a room when i style a magazine photo...i'll always remember the editor-in-chief telling me NEVER to use them in a photograph again because she HATED them...yes, ma'am :(
ReplyDeleteSunflowers are our favorite to grow. Every year we see if we can grow them higher than the year before.
ReplyDeleteOurs won't bloom until September though...