A SPECIAL SERVICE FOR YOU
RhosaSpinaDesign is delighted to offer special projects revolving around
the ancient art of adding meanings to plants and animals that reached its
climax during the Victorian Age.
Whether it is a romantic gift for a special one or a thank you note, with the aid of original or specialistic texts, RhSD may cover a large array of messages in your favourite style and medium. Your feelings come to life under the hands of the artist, who, after rigorous research, transforms your words into images to be exported and printed on the surface of your choice: textile, stationary, household items, art prints. There is no limit to your immagination!. Of course, due to the varied and often contradictory historical sources, the process itself is more an art than a science.
Colour your emotions with a tailored project no one else but you will possess. Order now your exclusive design!
Whether it is a romantic gift for a special one or a thank you note, with the aid of original or specialistic texts, RhSD may cover a large array of messages in your favourite style and medium. Your feelings come to life under the hands of the artist, who, after rigorous research, transforms your words into images to be exported and printed on the surface of your choice: textile, stationary, household items, art prints. There is no limit to your immagination!. Of course, due to the varied and often contradictory historical sources, the process itself is more an art than a science.
Colour your emotions with a tailored project no one else but you will possess. Order now your exclusive design!
English Bibliography
- L. Burcke, “The Illustrated Language of Flowers”, Routledge & Farringhdone, London, 1858.
- Ch. Darcey, “Flowerpaedia: 1000 Flowers and Their Meaning”, Rockpool Publisher, Heswall (UK), 2017.
- J. Davies, J. Saunders, “Romantic Language of Flowers”, Worth Press, Cambridge (UK), 2012.
- S. Theresa Dietz, “The Complete Language of Flowers: A Definitive and Illustrated History”, Wellfleet Press, New York (NY, USA), 2022.
- S. Theresa Dietz, “The Complete Language of Food: A Definitive and Illustrated History”, Wellfleet Press, New York (NY, USA), 2022.
- S. Theresa Dietz, “The Complete Language of Herbs: A Definitive and Illustrated History”, Wellfleet Press, New York (NY, USA), 2022.
- S. Theresa Dietz, “The Complete Language of Trees: A Definitive and Illustrated History”, Wellfleet Press, New York (NY, USA), 2022.
- J. Roux, “Floriography: An Illustrated Guide to the Victorian Language of Flowers”, Andrews McMeel Publisher, Kansas City (MO, USA), 2020.
- K. Greenaway, “Language of Flowers”, Dover Publications, Mineola (NY, USA), 1993.
- s. n. “The Language of Flowers. An Alphabet of Floral Emblems”, Nelson & Sons, London, 1857.
- s. n. “The Language of Flowers”, Osborn & Buckingham, New York (NY, USA); 1834.
Italian Bibliography
- A. Cattabiani; “Acquario. Simboli, miti, credenze e curiosità sugli esseri delle acque: dalle conchiglie alle sirene, dal delfino ai coccodrilli, dagli dei agli animali fantastici”, Mondadori, Milano, 2002.
- A. Cattabiani; “Bestiario”, De Agostini, Novara, 1990.
- A. Cattabiani; “Florario. Miti, leggende e simboli di fiori e piante”, Mondadori, Milano, 1996. A. Cattabiani; “Erbario. Dialoghi sulle piante e sui fiori simbolici”, Rusconi, Milano, 1985.
- A. Cattabiani; “Volario”, Mondadori, Milano, 2000.
- A. Cattabiani; “Zoario. Storie di gatti, aironi, cicale e altri animali misteriosi”, Mondadori, Milano, 2001.
- V. Pellegrini, “Il linguagio dei fiori”, Giunti, Firenze-Milano, 2012.
- S. Recantini, “La grammatica dei fiori”, Gribaudo, Colognola ai colli (VR), 2020.
- M. Scott, “I fiori”, Castello, Cornaredo (MI), 2018.
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