Why not dip my quill into a bottle of ink and list the names of green in the late 1800's? "In the September 1893 issue of The Ladies Home Journal these shades of green were listed: —Rusee (a dark bluish green); Spinx (mignonette green); Muguet (light-yellowish green); Serpolet & Caspienne ( yellowish stem green).
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Why not play with the another meaning of spring and summer green leaves ?—“To love is so startling it leaves little time for anything else.”
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Why not conjure up a green snake? —"Exaggeration is to paint a snake and add legs"—Proverb
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very artistic and creativ photographer.....
vterezia · 2008-01-10: 07:39
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Very pleasing to the eye and mind!
rolpa · 2008-01-10: 16:35
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The bottles are superb! I love green bottles. Well, I love green. Too bad we don't have greens like that anymore.
vollenda · 2008-01-10: 23:38
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Very interesting! I love #1...
miclaud · 2008-01-11: 04:58
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Beautiful set, colage.
amiyamaiti · 2008-01-11: 05:17
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rusee. what a great word. i want it.
chipotle · 2008-01-11: 13:22
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what a fun trip into green!
sunshineand · 2008-01-11: 17:58
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I like no. 1, very interesting, why the color green?
macalderon · 2008-01-11: 19:58
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Intéressant. Superb textures.
LisetteT · 2008-01-11: 23:48
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Interesting - really like #1, and the Dr Seuss quote is great!
kangshung · 2008-01-12: 03:26
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I love 2 and 3, Great texture and patterns.
Janiee · 2008-01-13: 13:47
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Excellent work :))
KC727 · 2008-01-14: 02:44
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great pics... and those words for green tones in the first text are just delicious! :)
Cabecilha · 2008-01-14: 08:03
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Great set. I like number 2 best.
Maxine · 2008-01-14: 15:15
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I love this set & the idea behind it - very playful and fun. Ending it with Dr. Seuss is perfect and I love the LHJ's greens! Hee.
jenmarron · 2008-01-14: 20:00
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