The Language of Flowers

George Dunlop Leslie, 1835 - 1921



The Language of Flowers

George Dunlop Leslie 1835 - 1921

Summary

Two young women in a drawing room with a trug full of flowers. One woman, in a white dress, sits on a leather upholstered sofa to the right looking up flowers in a large book on her lap, a wide brimmed hat tied round her neck and resting against her shoulders. The second woman, in a dark dress, lounges across the arm of the sofa, studying a pair of scissors in her hand in a slightly bored fashion. The overflowing trug sits at their feet to the left of the sofa, single flowers and leaves spilling out onto the floor. There is a panelled wall behind them with a door and embroidered bell pull to the left.


Object Name

The Language of Flowers

Creators Name

George Dunlop Leslie

Date Created

1885

Dimensions

unframed: 112.3cm x 145cm
framed: 152.8cm x 186.3cm

accession number

1900.9

Place of creation

England

Support

canvas

Medium

oil paint

Legal

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