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Violets by Warhol; salad with flowers

Violen van Warhol - Lyklema Fine Art

Warhol co-founded the pop art movement as a response to abstract expressionism. Warhol also explores the language of mass culture with simple colors with the violets. Flowers belongs to a series based on the hibiscus; an iconic symbol for pure love. The flowers here are more reminiscent of advertisements. In the late 1960s, Warhol began to paint less and make more use of the process-based style of screen printing that brought him fame.

Edible flowers on your plate. Use them as a garnish, to spice up your dish, to brighten up your salad, or – less obvious – as an addition to your tea, dessert or cake.




Salad with flowers

Take any green salad and garnish with for example:

East Indian Cherry
Pansies of small tricolor violets
Cornflower
Lavender
Orchid
Marigold
Elderflower
Daylily


Season with sumac, lemongrass, salt, pepper, mint and white balsamic vinegar and olive oil. You can also add fruit such as strawberries.

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