In the splash zone
Angel pose
Fishing on the edge of the dam (Explored)
Streamlined
Coming in for a landing
Caught a fish (explored)
Reflections
Maple samaras
Yellow warbler
Eastern tiger swallowtail butterfly (Explored)
Female red-winged blackbird
Eastern Kingbird
Black-crowned night heron
Drying out
Bromeliads (Explored)
A mouthful (Explored)
Metamorphosis (Explored)
Busy sky
Red, white and blue
Feathers of Fire
Orange explosions
Fields of fire
Arcs and lines
Chapel flowers
Modern arrangement
Explosion of orange
Grecian urns
Inspired arrangement
Wonderful in white
Gone fishing (Explored)
Black racer snake
You deserve a pat on the back
Abstract in black and white
Floral bliss (Explored)
Inspired by a tapestry
Fritillaria
Roses and friends
Exotic bouquet
Wall of roses
Soaring
In the reeds
Balancing act
Up close
Memory wire bracelet (Explored)
Ammonite fossil
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Inspired by Gauguin (Explored)
This floral arrangement was inspired by Paul Gauguin's painting, Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? (1897–98)
Every spring, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts hosts Art in Bloom, a festival of flowers arranged by New England garden clubs and professional designers. The flower art is inspired by the many masterpieces found throughout the Museum.
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Every spring, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts hosts Art in Bloom, a festival of flowers arranged by New England garden clubs and professional designers. The flower art is inspired by the many masterpieces found throughout the Museum.
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