Bellis perennis (common daisy)
Technically speaking these multicolored, highly-doubled, daisy varieties are just a few genetic tweaks away from the common lawn daisy. Of course, the original flower is only available with standard equipment - a single row of petals in basic white.
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Still-life and flower studies ca. 1925
Ervin Kankowszky or Rudolf Balogh (attr. to) ~ Plums in a Plate, Hungary, ca. 1925. Vintage silver print with Kankowszky press agency stamp | src 150cent
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Ervin Kankowszky or Rudolf Balogh (attr. to) ~ Wild Plant Study Hungary, ca. 1925 & Three Flowers, Hungary, ca. 1925. Vintage silver print with Kankowszky press agency stamp | src Senigallia
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Sunshine comes to us in more ways than we can ever know.
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Daisy Daisy give me your answer do
Flowers at East end of my land
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Bellis perennis (common daisy var. 'Bellissima Rose')
Who would believe that this beautiful creation is just a souped-up version of the common white daisy that inhabits our lawns? The modern cultivated Bellis perennis comes in a variety of colors and shapes, including this highly-doubled, pink variety 'Bellissima Rose'.
Daisies are 'heliotropic' meaning that their flowers follow the sun in the day and the petals close at night. In 1400, in The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer called this flower "the eye of the day" and the word 'daisy' is believed to be derived from 'day's eye'.
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Sargans, Switzerland, 25 September 2021
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Man Ray (Emmanuel Radnitzky, 1890-1976) :: Juliet vers 1945 (avec fleurs) | src Centre Pompidou
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