Strewing Collection

Meadowsweet, 1893 (engraving)
543440 Meadowsweet, 1893 (engraving) by Unknown Artist, (19th century); (add.info.: Meadowsweet (Spirea ulmaria or Filipendula ulmaria) perennial herb native of Europe and Western Asia

The State Entry of Queen Elizabeth into Bristol, August 14th 1574, 1917 (oil on canvas)
2830879 The State Entry of Queen Elizabeth into Bristol, August 14th 1574, 1917 (oil on canvas) by Hassall, John (1868-1948); Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; © Bristol Museums

Book cover, showing a female nude strewing roses in a landscape
985915 Book cover, showing a female nude strewing roses in a landscape, 1904 (contemporary mottled calf with large repousse design) by French School

Hop O My Thumb strewing pebbles (coloured engraving)
2817774 Hop O My Thumb strewing pebbles (coloured engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Hop O My Thumb strewing pebbles)

Flowers of happiness - May happiness strew with flowers your path throughout the year. Goddess (possibly Chloris) strewing flowers from above. From a greeting card

Strewing Flowers before the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh at Gravesend (engraving)
1105579 Strewing Flowers before the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh at Gravesend (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The 18th century Council Room of Trinity House, Hull, Yorkshire, England, where the ancient custom of strewing rushes on the floor is still done for the Elder Brethren. Date: 18th century

Meadowsweet (Spirea ulmaria or Filipendula ulmaria) perennial herb native of Europe and Western Asia. Used as a strewing herb (a favourite of Elizabeth I of England)

Festival of Our Lady at Gennazzano, Roman Campagna, Italy, 1865 (oil on canvas)
XIR392234 Festival of Our Lady at Gennazzano, Roman Campagna, Italy, 1865 (oil on canvas) by Achenbach, Oswald (1827-1905); 135 x 110 cm; Musee d Orsay, Paris

Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple (oil on canvas)
XIR109931 Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple (oil on canvas) by Zurbaran, Francisco de (1598-1664); 123x104 cm; Real Monasterio de El Escorial, El Escorial, Spain; Spanish, out of copyright

Helicopter in flight, liming the forest, Ommerborn, Bergisches Land region, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Europe

Battle of Solferino 9
With bodies strewing the ground about him, Napoleon III watches his men batter the Austrians

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"Strewing: A Timeless Tradition of Beauty and Symbolism" In the magnificent painting, "The State Entry of Queen Elizabeth into Bristol, August 14th 1574, " we witness a grand procession where rose petals are meticulously strewed along the path. This act symbolizes honor and reverence for the queen's presence. A book cover catches our attention with a captivating image of a female nude gracefully strewing roses in a picturesque landscape. The delicate flowers scattered around her represent love, beauty, and fertility. "Hop O My Thumb strewing pebbles" showcases an enchanting colored engraving depicting a clever child leaving breadcrumbs to find his way back home. Each pebble represents hope and guidance through challenging times. Flowers have always been associated with happiness, as seen in "Flowers of Happiness. " Here, vibrant blooms are joyfully strewn across fields, spreading cheer and positivity wherever they land. An exquisite engraving titled "Strewing Flowers before the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh at Gravesend" captures an elegant moment when floral tributes are offered to royalty. This gesture signifies respect and admiration for their noble presence. Step into history within the Council Room of Trinity House in Hull, England during the 18th century. Stately arrangements adorn this room as petals gently fall from above—a timeless tradition that adds grace to important gatherings. "The Royal Departure" is beautifully depicted in an engraving where flower petals rain down upon departing royals. This farewell ritual symbolizes blessings for safe travels and prosperous journeys ahead. Transport yourself to Italy's Roman Campagna through "Festival of Our Lady at Gennazzano. " Witness devotees fervently strewing flowers as an offering to their beloved Virgin Mary—an act filled with devotion and faith. In "Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple, " flower petals cascade down like blessings upon this sacred event—a symbolic representation of purity entering holy grounds.