10 Free Artworks of Maroon Flowers

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Bohemian Waxwing on Carolina Allspice (1731).
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Coleus 'Giant Exhibition Magma'
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Crown imperial, peonies, roses, dahlias, anemones, sweet peas, tulip and other flowers in a teracotta, on a marble ledge (1786-1844)
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Sweet peas. A. Currie & Company (1924)
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Surinam cherry. Eugenia uniflora. Produces 1 -1.5 inch, ribbed fruits. They begin green, then ripen through shades of orange, scarlet, and maroon. (1915)
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Dutchman's pipe. Aristolochia macroura. Vigorous vines covered in maroon flowers, with tails up to 1 m long. Odor attracts insects, sepals form tube that traps them. When stamens mature, insects released coated in pollen. (1831) [J. Lindley]
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Print, Tapete Astarta (Astarta Wallpaper), plate 30, in Die Quelle: Flächen Schmuck (The Source: Ornament for Flat Surfaces), 1901, Koloman Moser
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Print, Die reciproken Tänzerinnen (Reciprocal Dancers), Plate 25, in Die Quelle: Flächen Schmuck (The Source: Ornament for Flat Surfaces), 1901, Koloman Moser
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Print, Tapete Astarta (Astarta Wallpaper), plate 30, in Die Quelle: Flächen Schmuck (The Source: Ornament for Flat Surfaces), 1901, Koloman Moser
prints in the cooper–hewitt, smithsonian design museumvienna secession
Print, Die reciproken Tänzerinnen (Reciprocal Dancers), Plate 25, in Die Quelle: Flächen Schmuck (The Source: Ornament for Flat Surfaces), 1901, Koloman Moser
prints in the cooper–hewitt, smithsonian design museumvienna secession
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