La Fioritura Painting

GARDEN-the image of an ideal world, lost and Paradise regained; converted and orderly person by nature, well-ordered cosmos; Park (English) the garden as the antithesis of regular (French). Vegetable garden, vineyard. rose garden Paradise the worship of the gardens goes back to ancient times: Hindu mythology tells of a Paradise garden, the space center, which is a tree, yielding all desires; the abode of the gods were surrounded by flowering gardens with ponds. Earth's gardens with grottos, ponds, natural ponds with fountains with swans and other water birds, intended for meditation. The traditional garden is the center of the Cosmos, Eden, Paradise; Muslims have it fenced in its centre is a fountain; there may be waterfalls, monastery cloister with galleries etc. about Japanese gardens are inspired by the principle of asymmetry, which implies movement, this garden specially left unfinished, so there were liberties - ing space" that imagination indulging in contemplation could here spacious to move around. About Divine garden (iwasaka or Shin-Yeon), prior to the Japanese temple is a synthesis of the Universe with its sacred Tree of Life (hemorage), which contains in its bosom the solar energy; at the entrance to it three torii (portals without doors, formed by two beams supported by vertical columns, are the symbols of roosts as a sign of care provided to the bird gods) and bridges over water streams. Between the entrance and by the sanctuary there is a passage in the form of a small pond with clean water in which to wash hands and mouth, because the water has a purifying property that prevents the penetration of all evil or wicked. ^ The garden is the archetypal image of the soul, innocence, happiness, and dreams it is a place" where there are cultivated and the life phenomena. This garden can be an allegory, I, if in its center is a large tree or fountain. The idea of a closed space enclosed with a wall or fence (hortus conclusus), inside of which there is abundance, was used as a symbol of the immaculate conception (see virgin Mary). The garden in a more General sense points to the virginity of the virgin Mary, when it became the scene of the Annunciation; in the garden is the virgin Mary with the unicorn; Or the virgin Mary with the Infant, perhaps surrounded by roses. The garden of Eden see Adam and eve. In secular art in the Garden of Love was dominated by the figure of Cupid adorning a fountain. The flower garden can be a place where the personified Spring. . Flora; Hercules. The embodiment of the underworld as a good place. • the acquisition of the fruit • the maze • the world is created, organized, sensible or sensual. The symbol of Paradise ("Garden of Eden", "Fields of the Blessed", "the Best country"). While closely associated with symbols of the Creator as the gardener and a Creation as garden layout (ordering of the universe, or the primordial Chaos) In its centre grows the tree that gives life, and its fruits or flowers — the reward to him who would find the center. "Garden of Eden" points to the Creator who placed the first man in the space designated, safe place. For porticoes, medieval monasteries and idyllic gardens, which reflected the characteristic of his time the understanding of Paradise lost. In the hermetic tradition the Lord is the Gardener of Life, which raises the garden to bloom the fruits of a new life; he — Logo. The Incas "Garden of the Sun" — the image of the world, ?????? imago mundi. The Romans enclosed the burial gardens were considered as copy elision. Gardens with ground funerary banquets, representing the feast in Elysium, were often planted with grapes, as in order to provide libations, and as a symbol of life and immortality. There landed also rose, symbolizing eternal spring. In a more ancient era of the painting "garden of Hesperides" is symbolically represented set of ideas about a certain blissful otherworldliness (see hereafter), where grow the Golden apples (see Islands of the blessed). A symbol of peace and a Space. The symbol of the soul and properties, cultivated it, and tamed and ordered nature. The garden architecture of the Renaissance and especially the Baroque was considered a sample of the cultivation of life "French garden". In contrast, the "English garden" means a return to the pristine, undeveloped nature, which conforms more to the romantic worldview. In Taoism miniature gardens — a small copy of the earthly Paradise. Especially exquisite is a Japanese garden architecture with its conscious pursuit of harmony of elements, which is especially evident in the tradition of making a bouquet of flowers (ikebana). Its origin is connected with the symbolism of the Chinese garden, in which natural objects such as stone, tree, mountain, pond and the island, means a visual expression of divine entities. Huge Imperial garden in Chanani Han era (CA. 50 BC) symbolized the whole of China and theoretically included every plant and living being, what only it was possible to find. The leading motives were Central to the water surface among the rocks as a symbol of the sea with the surrounding mountains (hills symbolised the five countries of the world in Taoist worldview). Empty and filled spaces of the garden had to be in harmonic ratio as the reflection ratios of the fundamental principles of Yin and Yang to make the cosmic balance in the human world. Pine trees, bamboo trees and small Creek gave this garden natural and idyllic views. The circuit of stepped pagodas formed the entrance to the garden, with a huge block of stone was a symbol of the world mountain Meru. Flat and flattened the stones represented the female principle, celeabrate — men's. Still living Chinese tradition of garden symbolism inspires visitors to the garden not only to avoid all around, but a deep meditation on the harmony of "moving" and "resting" worlds. Spring festival of peach blossom is celebrated that starts to swim downstream with a Cup of rice wine, and before such ship will crash, you need to have time to make a poem. In General, the East Asian garden should always be understood as a perfect reflection of cosmic harmony, with beneficial effects on humans. In Islam Four of the garden of Eden — a garden of the Soul, Heart, spirit and Essence symbolising the mystic journey of the soul. In psychology, the garden is a symbol of consciousness, in contrast to the wilderness of the unconscious, as well as enclosing the female principle. Often used as a metaphor for the love of heaven, created in love — "a fountain of gardens, a well of living waters" (Song of Solomon, 4:15). In the symbolism of dreams, the garden also is regarded in a positive way. "It is a place of growth, a place where cholatse and lleyda experiences of the inner life, says E. Eppley. — It reaches its fullness in a particularly orderly and painted forms, the passage of time. In this life and its colorful fullness appear in the best light. Surrounding wall binds together the blossoming of inner strength", and the gate can be detected often only after you pass the wall.) "It's a symbolic expression of long mental development, reaching full internal wealth." Especially favorably impresses such a dream, if in the garden of the soul, in Paradise, you can find a well, or water source, and the tree of life; the "likeness" of the essential inner core, the "self", spiritual "sacropenia". In the alchemical picture of the world this garden is a cloister where you can step only overcome huge obstacles and having spent a lot of effort. through the narrow gate. Walled gardens encompass the female, the protective principle and signifies virginity. The Christians enclosed garden — a symbol of the virgin Mary. The locked garden is a symbol of the immaculate conception of the virgin Mary. This symbol has its origin from the Song of Solomon 4:12, which says: "a garden Locked up, my sister, my bride, enclosed, a sealed fountain." In Christian iconography the enclosed garden symbolises her virginity in General and Mary in particular ("Maria in pink tabernacles" — a characteristic story of the iconography). A mysterious locked garden of fertility has become in Christianity the symbol of the virgin Mary is often depicted on the background of the garden in a scene of the Annunciation. The path from undeveloped forest through the sacred grove leads to the garden, that is artificially arranged and abiogennye area of nature that traditional symbolism is interpreted positively. In the gospel of John (20:15) Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early in the morning Lord, didn't recognize standing behind her, Jesus. "She. thinking he was the gardener, saith unto Him, sir! if you have carried Him away, tell me..." Hence the appeal to the Lord — Bauges LIC Gardener. — Approx. ed In the ancient traditions the image of the ideal world, the cosmic order and harmony — lost and regained Paradise. For all major world cultures the gardens are and the visible blessing of the Lord (the Divine Gardener)*, and the ability of the people and to achieve spiritual harmony, forgiveness and bliss. In irrigated areas of Egypt and Iran, similar to oasis, plan gardens with shade trees, flowers, scents, birds and flowing water have become symbols of refuge, beauty, fertility, cleanliness and spring freshness of youth — anticipation of the joys of immortality. Cruciform arrangement of the classic Persian garden, divided by four streams flowing from a Central source or fountain, is based on the mythical image of Paradise ("Paradise" — the etymological synonym of "garden"). In China, extensive gardens with lakes, rocks and mountains, created during the reign of the Han dynasty imitated the mythical Mysterious island, where emperors had hoped to be as immortal. Kyoto, a perfect example of Japanese art of sudoustroistvo, full of spiritual symbolism. Some Indian gardens was in the form of a mandala. Aztec gardens, the image of the natural world in microcosm, except for plants included wild animals. The garden in the Baroque style. I. Bockius, 1702.