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When the Egyptians found flowers they used them as decoration. They also used then in a particular was. As they found more flowers they used them for many other things other than decorations. They also like to change up the style of how there doing it
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They used flowers as adornment. They also used it for “ the horn of plenty or cornucopia. They liked triangular and more symmetrical agreements. They also liked to limit the color of the flowers.
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This brought together the Romans and the Greek period influences. They started to put fruit in with the garlands. They put their arrangements in low containers, baskets, or Goblets.
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They had the same customs as as the Greek. Designs of their garlands,crowns, and wreaths were more elaborate. Another things they liked about the flowers was their fragrance.
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Created large symmetrical arrangements with bright colors. More realistic look. They used flowers for more than religious purposes. They also introduced the Christmas wreath.
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Inspired by Flemish paintings. Created an oval shape with michmatch flowers. Depth and dimension were important factors. They commonly see urns as bases for the arrangements.
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Created symmetrical designs, them shifted to A Symmetrical designs. Stared the beginning of Hogarth curve or S-Curve. Created by an English painter.they used large containers with elaborate arrangements made with different types of flowers.
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Created arrangements for personal adornment and decorations for their houses. Used any flower that was available to them and placed all their arrangements into household containers.
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They places grasses, flowers and foliage into a fan-shaped arrangements. They also began to mix floral boutiques together.
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They used foliage’s and grasses to show and contrast textures. They placed the flowers in very flow containers. The upper class showed wealth.