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Still life with sunflowers, lemons and plums
James Aponovich (American, 1948) Sunflowers
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James Aponovich (American, 1948) Sunflowers,
Villa Aurelia, Rome, 2016
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James Aponovich (American, 1948) Sunflowers
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Geoffrey Smith (American) Sunflowers vase
Irina Kaplun (American)
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Will Wilson - Mexican sunflowers
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Mathematical biologists love sunflowers. The
giant flowers are one of the most obviousas well
as the prettiestdemonstrations of a hidden
mathematical rule shaping the patterns of life
the Fibonacci sequence, a set in which each
number is the sum of the previous two (1, 1, 2,
3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610,
...), found in everything from pineapples to pine
cones. In this case, the telltale sign is the
number of different seed spirals on the
sunflower's face. Count the clockwise and
counterclockwise spirals that reach the outer
edge, and you'll usually find a pair of numbers
from the sequence 34 and 55, or 55 and 89,
orwith very large sunflowers89 and 144.
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Margaret Keane - Sunflowers
Margaret Keane (American, 1927-2022) Waiting
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Margaret Keane (American, 1927-2022) Woman with
Sunflowers, 2015
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Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) - Il Saggiatore (The
Assayer) The universe cannot be read until
we have learnt the language and become familiar
with the characters in which it is written. It is
written in mathematical language, and the letters
are triangles, circles and other geometrical
figures, without which means it is humanly
impossible to comprehend a single word. In
short "God wrote the universe in mathematical
language. The sunflower seed pattern used by
the National Museum of Mathematics (New York
City) contains many spirals. If you count the
spirals in a consistent manner, you will always
find a Fibonacci number (0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13,
21, 34, 55, ). Below are the three most natural
ways to find spirals in this pattern. Note that
the black pattern is identical in all the images
on this page. Only the coloured lines indicating
the selected spirals are different.
The red lines show 34 spirals of seeds
The green lines show 55 spirals of seeds
The blue lines show 21 spirals of seeds
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Viorel Marginean, Câmpia româna, Collection from
the Palace of Parliament - Chamber of Deputies,
Bucharest
Mihai (Deviant art) Illustration
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Mihai (Deviant art) Illustration
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Adrian Ghenie (Romanian, 1977) The Sunflowers in
1937
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Based on what appears to be the fourth
incarnation from Vincent van Goghs iconic series
of sunflower canvases (National Gallery, London),
Adrian Ghenies The Sunflowers in 1937 was sold
for GBP 3,117,000 (about EUR 4 M) in a Sotheby's
auction in London in 2016
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Leonid Afremov (Belarus, 1955-2019) Season of
sunflowers
Beautiful night sunflowers
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Leonid Afremov (Belarus, 1955-2019) Fruity
sunflowers
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Leonid Afremov (Belarus, 1955-2019) Morning
sunflowers
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Leonid Afremov (Belarus, 1955-2019) Living
sunflowers
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Leonid Afremov (Belarus, 1955-2019) Sunflowers
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Leonid Afremov (Belarus, 1955-2019) Sunflowers
in the city
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Leonid Afremov (Belarus, 1955-2019) Vase with
sunflowers
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Linda Lucas Hardy - A thing of beauty is a joy
forever
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Linda Lucas Hardy - When beauty speakes
Linda Lucas Hardy Kissed by the sun
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Linda Lucas Hardy Because I need you
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Lucia Verdejo Summer at grandpa's farm
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Luciano Torsi (Italian, 1937)
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Maria Sherbynina South motive, 2007
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Anne Sawyer Illustration
Art installation - Van Gogh Alive _at_ the Stanley
Marketplace
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Art installation Japan
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Art installation Summer door Shima Kanko Farm
Ise-Shima National Park
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Art installation Japan
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Art installation Hoshigaoka Terrace in Nagoya
City, Japan
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Art installation Hoshigaoka Terrace in Nagoya
City, Japan
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Artistic sweets and breakfast at Ginza Luwanju
Tokyo Le Musée Still
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Janice Rae Pariza
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Text pictures Internet Copyright All the
images belong to their authors Presentation
Sanda Foisoreanu
2023
Sound Dmitri Hvorostovsky -
Canzonetta semplice