A medieval Mary hears the Annunciation in an English country meadow dotted with bright daisies.
Minute fabric swatches, they were pinned in tidy rows to a slab of slate-tone fiberboard, where they formed the understated counterpoint to a lineup of nautical stripes, fluorescent-bright daisies and eye-popping leopard spots.
Brittlebush blossoms consist of bright yellow daisy-like rays and disks up to 5 cm in diameter; however, the disk florets can be purple in some populations.
The hues were certainly magical: the butter yellow of the Everglades' daisy, bright violet of nettle-leaf velvetberry flowers, electric lime of freshwater sponges and deep scarlet of a red-bellied woodpecker.
The bloom season seems to go on for several weeks in the summer, showing off bright little yellow daisies.
Trays of bright white Paris daisies filled the trunk, and cartons of variegated ivy were wedged in the passenger seat.
The bereaved, the survivors, the physically and mentally scarred, those who had witnessed the horror, those who had helped in the carnage and its aftermath, and those who simply wanted to pay their respects, gathered in the sunshine to lay bright orange gerbera daisies in memory.
Cook's voice cracked Monday as she walked toward Williams' home carrying bright orange gerbera daisies, chosen because "I thought the color would be uplifting".
Her preference for bold, pop prints and patterns came in oversized croc shapes on bright white shirts and a daisy print in a pretty orangey pink dubbed "chilli".
Again, it's the eyes that have it: Daisy's are excited, bright, Nochlin's shrewd, appraising and old for their years.
There are buttercups, daisies too, small and bright as stars.
