A bouquet inspired by the prestigious Paul Cézanne and his famous painting Montagne Sainte-Victoire, 1890, Musée D'Orsay, Paris
Paul Cézanne, a late 19th-century French painter, is considered a true precursor of modern art. His artistic approach, characterized by ample volumes, influenced many generations of artists and played a major role in the emergence of the Cubist movement, seeking to break free from traditional artistic conventions.
Among Cézanne's numerous works, there are more than 87 depictions of the Montagne Sainte Victoire. In our bouquet, dedicated to this painting, we sought to capture this fascination that we feel, like Cézanne, for this limestone massif.
Thus, our florists used double lilies to represent this mountain, and played with the blue-green shades of thistles and tracheliums to create a harmonious transition between the trees and the rest of the landscape.
To evoke the background of the painting, we chose peach statice and pink phlox, which bring a feeling of freshness and recall the hues of the painting.
Through this floral arrangement, we invite you to feel the summer breeze in the mountains, just as Cézanne's painting suggests.
The artisan florists at Aquarelle are committed to offering you each season a collection of flower bouquets inspired by the works of art of great painters.
Like a painter who uses canvas, brushes and paints for his creation, our florists have designed and composed the bouquets in the collection with a palette of fresh flower colors.
The approach is the same, the gestures similar, the creation unique and personal.
Let yourself be drawn into the discovery of the world of art and of flowers by spotting the connections between the Painting and bouquet!
It contains:
- Double lilies (to represent the Sainte-Victoire mountain)
- Blue-green thistles
- Tracheliums in shades of blue-green
- Peach statice
- Pink phlox
Give it for:
- To please a lover of art and classical paintings
- To celebrate a birthday or special occasion
- To give a gift full of freshness and elegance.
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