Dahlias Collection

Still life with dahlias, ca. 1886-1890. Artist: Renoir, Pierre Auguste (1841-1919)
Still life with dahlias, ca. 1886-1890. Found in the collection of Foundation E. G. Buhrle Collection, Zurich

Pin-Up in Gold Mules
Smiling blonde, wearing a white camisole top, a bold floral print skirt, a lace petticoat and gold peep-toe mules, shows a leg as she squats by a garden pond

Flamingo & Dahlias Romance
Sue Skellern

Flamingo & Dahlias Los Vegas
Sue Skellern

Flamingo & Dahlias Spring
Sue Skellern

Baby Amazon Milk Frog
Linda D Lester

Orange Dahlia
Lydia Jacobs

Red Dahlia & Tomatoes
Lydia Jacobs

Groundcherry and Dahlias
Lydia Jacobs

Bright Mood with Dahlia
Lydia Jacobs

Three Red Dahlias
Lydia Jacobs

Delicate Flowers 9
Bilge Paksoylu

Delicate Flowers 7
Bilge Paksoylu

Serviettes: The Dahlia (b/w photo)
8643673 Serviettes: The Dahlia (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Dahlia)

Dahlia & Plum
Lydia Jacobs

A pitcher with flowers
Inge Schuster

Cafe Au lait Dahlia
Jacky Parker

Cloud
Jacky Parker

Dahlia Emerging
Gaille Gray

Homesick
Lydia Jacobs

Bread and Grapes
Lydia Jacobs

Dahlia Gathering
Lydia Jacobs

Delightful Dahlias
Lydia Jacobs

Dahlias, 1835-1904. Creators: Willem Hekking I, Willem Hekking
Dahlias, 1835-1904

Agriculture Department Dahlia Show, 1911. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Agriculture Department Dahlia Show, 1911
Agriculture Department Dahlia Show, 1911. [Flower display, USA?]

Garden Show, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. September 1992
Val Strout (left), chair of the Lostwithiel Garden Society, discusses with Liz Thomas, Head of St Winnow School, the finer points of some dahlia blooms at the societys annual show

Beautiful Dahlias in bloom
Dahlias (Asteraceae), flowerheads in selective focus, digitized from film; Bronx, New York, United States of America

Dahlia blue
Frank Ulrich Gandenberger

Lemur Tree Frog on a Pink Dahlia
frog, flower, Dahlia, pink, close up, soft, dreamy, pink, yellow, Linda D Lester, . Linda D Lester

Dahlia flower
Ronny Olsson

Dreamy
Lydia Jacobs

Two loving dahlias
Lydia Jacobs

Dahlie
Kerstin Kaufmann

Magenta Dahlias
Lydia Jacobs

Dahlia
Kathrin Pienaar

Afternoon Light on Tomatoes
Lydia Jacobs

Bright Dahlia and Tomato
Lydia Jacobs

Orange Dahlia and Tomatoes
Lydia Jacobs

Purple Dahlia
Lydia Jacobs

Forever Pacey bouquet
Rosana Laiz Blursbyai

Dahlia
Goed Blauw

Blooming Dahlias
Lydia Jacobs

Memory Connection
Lydia Jacobs

Dahlia in a Vase
Linda D Lester

Be Kind
Elisabeth van Helden

Pacey bouquet in gold and grey
Rosana Laiz Blursbyai

Pacey bouquet in gold
Rosana Laiz Blursbyai

Flower Market
Shot by Clint

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"Effloresce: A Timeless Beauty in Renoir's Still Life with Dahlias" In Pierre Auguste Renoir's captivating artwork, "Still life with dahlias, " created between 1886-1890, the artist beautifully captures the essence of these stunning flowers. The vibrant hues and delicate petals of the dahlias come to life on canvas, showcasing their timeless beauty. Just like a pin-up model donning gold mules, dahlias exude an irresistible charm that captivates all who lay eyes upon them. Their blooming splendor is reminiscent of a memory connection - evoking emotions and transporting us to moments filled with joy and serenity. Amidst a world that often seems chaotic, the simple reminder to "Be Kind" can be found in the elegant presence of dahlias. Their graceful appearance serves as a gentle nudge towards compassion and empathy for others. A pacey bouquet in gold and grey brings together contrasting elements into perfect harmony. The juxtaposition of colors creates an enchanting visual display that leaves one mesmerized by its sheer elegance. Forever Pacey bouquet stands as a symbol of everlasting love and devotion. Just like this arrangement, true love remains steadfast through time, weathering every storm while blossoming even more beautifully each day. The golden hues adorning Pacey bouquet remind us of warm sunlight caressing our skin during lazy summer afternoons at the Flower Market. Amongst countless blooms vying for attention, it is undoubtedly the dahlia that reigns supreme - earning its title as "Queen of the Night. " Dahlias themselves embody efflorescence - bursting forth from buds into magnificent displays of color and form. With each bloom unfurling delicately petal by petal, they serve as nature's reminder to embrace growth and transformation within ourselves. As we admire Renoir's masterpiece or encounter real-life dahlias in full bloom before us, let us immerse ourselves in their beauty.