Sole Collection (page 8)

TH_0131A
Viola - variety not identified Viola Red subject

TH_0121
Abies - variety not identified Fir Green subject

TH_0126
Schizostylis coccinea Kaffir lily Red subject Blue b/g

TH_0117A
Narcissus - variety not identified Daffodil Yellow subject Purple b/g

TH_0114
Crocus vernus Crocus Purple subject White b/g

TH_0116
Narcissus - variety not identified Daffodil Yellow subject Blue b/g

TH_0113
Crocus vernus Crocus White subject White b/g

TH_0110
Galanthus - variety not identified Snowdrop White subject White b/g

TH_0109
Galanthus - variety not identified Snowdrop White subject White b/g

TH_0107
Lilium Star Gazer Lily Pink subject Green b/g

TH_0117B
Narcissus - variety not identified Daffodil Yellow subject

TH_0117
Narcissus - variety not identified Daffodil Yellow subject White b/g

TH_0103
Gerbera - variety not identified Gerbera Pink subject Blue b/g

TH_0103A
Gerbera - variety not identified Gerbera Red subject Blue b/g

TH_0112
Helleborus - variety not identified Hellebore Pink subject

TH_0106
Primula - variety not identified Primula / Primrose Red subject

TH_0099
Cichorium intybus Chicory Blue subject White b/g

SUB_0184
Toadstool Cream subject Green b/g

TH_0108
Galanthus nivalis Snowdrop White subject White b/g

SUB_0180
Osteospermum - variety not identified Osteospermum /Cape daisy Pink subject

SUB_0179
Osteospermum - variety not identified Osteospermum /Cape daisy Pink subject Green b/g

SUB_0138
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Orange subject

SUB_0178
Osteospermum - variety not identified Osteospermum /Cape daisy Pink subject White b/g

SUB_0177
Osteospermum - variety not identified Osteospermum /Cape daisy Pink subject White b/g

SUB_0145
Centaurea - variety not identified Knapweed Pink subject Green b/g

TH_0097
Inula hookeri Inula Yellow subject White b/g

TH_0096
Lavandula augustifolia Lavender Pink subject White b/g

TH_0095
Passiflora caerulea Passion flower Cream subject White b/g

allium gladiator, allium
3694 Allium Allium Gladiator

SUB_0142
Cymbidium - variety not identified Orchid Pink subject Green b/g

SUB_0167
Echinops bannaticus Taplow blue Globe thistle Blue subject Green b/g

SUB_0137
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Orange subject White b/g

SUB_0162
Variety not identified Orange subject Green b/g

SUB_0161
Malus domestica - variety not identified Apple White subject Green b/g

SUB_0160
Anemone x hybrida Honorine Jobert Anemone - Japanese anemone White subject Green b/g

anethum graveolens, dill
0170 Dill Anethum graveolens

SUB_0158
Acer palmatum Katsura Japanese maple Orange subject Orange b/g

SUB_0156
Nymphaea odorata Sulphurea Grandiflora Water lily White subject Green b/g

SUB_0152
Tulipa Tarda Tulip Yellow subject Green b/g

SUB_0153
Tulipa Vvedenskyi Tulip Orange subject Green b/g

SUB_0151
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Green subject Green b/g

anthurium andraeanum, painters palette
0185 Painters palette Anthurium andraeanum

achillea filipendulina gold plate, yarrow
0042 Yarrow Achillea filipendulina Gold Plate

SUB_0169
Citrus limon Lemon Yellow subject Yellow b/g

TIS_14
Galanthus nivalis Cut out Flower Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Wild flower Winter Cottage garden plant Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Colour - Pastel colour

SUB_0147
Pulsatilla zimmermannii Pasque flower Pink subject

SUB_0146
Pulsatilla vulgaris Pasque flower Purple subject Green b/g

TIS_114
Lilium - variety not identified Lily White subject White b/g

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"Exploring the Intricacies of the Sole: From Reflexology to Artwork" The sole, a fascinating part of our body, holds secrets that go beyond its physical appearance. Just like a reflexology foot map, it is believed to connect various parts of our body through pressure points. In the world of art and nature, the sole takes on different forms and colors. The delicate petals of hydrangea macrophylla diamond blue resemble the intricate patterns found on the sole's surface. Meanwhile, as The Sole Bristol Brabazon G-AGPW gracefully lands, it reminds us how even machines have their own soles. Nature never ceases to amaze with its diversity - from the unique foot structure of a chameleon to flat fish swimming along with their undersides resembling soles. It's truly remarkable how anatomy can vary across species. Moving away from biology and into art again, we find ourselves captivated by a portrait capturing John Cornwell's soulful gaze - his eyes reflecting stories untold within his very being. But let us not forget that beneath every fashionable stiletto shoe lies an intricate network captured in MRI style or X-ray images – revealing both beauty and vulnerability simultaneously. Flowers also contribute their share to this captivating theme; fuchsia Winston Churchill stands tall with vibrant blooms while rhododendron macabeanum adds an air of mystery with its enchanting yellow blossoms. And who could resist mentioning fritillaria meleagris? Known as snakes head fritillary for its distinctive pattern resembling snake scales, it serves as yet another reminder that nature has countless ways to express itself. Finally, CS_2245-16 captures an abstract representation where lines intersect and diverge – much like life’s journey where paths cross unexpectedly before branching off again into new directions. So take a moment today to appreciate all these glimpses into "sole.