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The cryptic symbolism of Van Gogh's Sunflowers – and what they really mean - CEO North America
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The cryptic symbolism of Van Gogh's Sunflowers – and what they really mean - CEO North America
When we think about Vincent van Gogh, most people will instantly call to mind his iconic, boldly executed and citrus-warm sunflowers. It’s a piece of brand recognition that the artist fully intended. “The sunflower is mine”, he once wrote, betraying his desire to be publicly associated with this brazen, man-sized plant and its swaggering, flame-maned crown of petals. Sunflowers clearly had a deep significance for him. So what, if anything, did V…
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