Role And Symbollism Of Flowers In Maltese Art
Exploring National Floral Depictions
A complex study by Glorian Micallef-Grimaud presented in an accessible manner, The Role and Symbolism of Flowers in Maltese Art, spans centuries of floral depictions in paintings and as decorations on ornamental objects. Drawing upon art displayed in Malta’s main parish churches, filial chapels, collections in Malta’s main museums and others from private collections, Glorian Micallef-Grimaud details the species of floral depictions and thematic interpretations, interspersed with historical anecdotes from various cultures, mythologies, religions and traditions.
Roses, lilies and tulips comprise the main floral depictions in the paintings, which are discussed within historical, artistic, symbolic and botanical contexts. Spanning centuries, countries and artists, the book, which appeals to both amateur and professional artists and art connoisseurs, brings the artistic floral details in Maltese art to the fore, inviting deeper observation and understanding.
By: Glorian Micallef Grimaud
Format: Hardback
No of pages: 136
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