Fuscia Collection

New York City's Columbus Circle transforms into a winter wonderland as Time Warner Center twinkles with Christmas decorations

Fuscias at Night
A still life oil painting showing a dark vase of fuscia flowers at night. Date: circa 1931

Fuscia Collection: Tatler front cover, May 1964

Tatler front cover, May 1964
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a model posing in a flower-printed linen-textured rayon dress from the Christian Dior boutique. She wears a hat also by Dior. Date: 1964

Fuscia Collection: Nasturtium leaves with water droplets, Fuscia and other pink flowers floating on a pond, Kalaw

Nasturtium leaves with water droplets, Fuscia and other pink flowers floating on a pond, Kalaw, Myanmar (Burma), Southeast Asia

Buddha in dahlia flower, Paris, France, Europe

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New York City's Columbus Circle transforms into a winter wonderland as Time Warner Center twinkles with Christmas decorations. Fuscia blooms add a pop of color to the chilly Manhattan night, reminiscent of the Tatler's May 1964 cover featuring vibrant Fuscias. Escaping the North American winter, wander through the closed wooden door of a Mexican hacienda in San Miguel de Allende, where a street fountain built into a salmon-colored wall reflects the beauty and other pink flowers. In Southeast Asia, Kalaw's tranquil pond mirrors the serenity of Buddha among dahlia flowers, while Paris' Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Toompea, Tallinn, Estonia, stands tall against the backdrop of a European winter. Amidst the Baltic States' snowy landscapes, Fuscias continue to bloom, reminding us of the enduring beauty found in even the coldest of climates.