‘Hydrangea’ (あじさい), 2017, by Sudō Kazuyuki (須藤 和之), a contemporary Japanese artist who was born in Gunma Prefecture (群馬県) in 1981.
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Bodos , Balcony - Jorn van Leeuwen, 2020
Dutch, b. 1982-
Oil on canvas, 118 x 188 cm.
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La mort d'Hyacinthe (The Death of Hyacinth) by Jean Broc, 1801. Oil on canvas.
The divine hero Hyacinth was the lover of the god Apollo, who cradles his body in the painting above. While the two played discus, the West Wind Zephyr - who blows Apollo’s cape - threw the disc off course out of jealousy, with it striking Hyacinth and killing him.
However, when the hero died, Apollo refused to let Hades take him; rather, he willed his lover’s spilled blood into the flower now known as a hyacinth. According to Ovid, Apollo’s grief-stricken tears stained the newly formed petals, and the flower still stands as a symbol of rebirth.
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Nikolai Astrup (Norwegian, 1880–1928)
By the Open Door.before 1911.
Oil on canvas (89 x 110 cm).
Private collection
Deer and cherry blossoms in Nara park, Japan
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