L.R.L. Limoges Plate, Lazeyras Rosenfeld & Lehman Art Nouveau Wizard Oz Poppies for Sale

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L.R.L. Limoges Plate, Lazeyras Rosenfeld & Lehman Art Nouveau Wizard Oz Poppies For Sale

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L.R.L. Limoges Plate, Lazeyras Rosenfeld & Lehman Art Nouveau Wizard Oz Poppies:
$85.00

This exquisite collector plate from Lazeyras, Rosenfeld & Lehman features a stunning cabinet portrait of a woman/girl leaning against something as though ready to sleep ?? - she has red poppies poppy flowers in her hair , depicting the popular Wizard of OZ theme. The plate is made of high-quality porcelain and boasts a beautiful multicolor design that is sure to catch the eye of any collector.With its vintage Edwardian era and French culture, this plate is a true gem for anyone interested in decorative collectibles. The round shape and intricate pattern make it a standout piece that is sure to impress. Add this L.R.L. Limoges Cabinet portrait Plate to your collection today!
Pictures in Art Nouveau era drew women with flowers adorning long loose hair–including poppies. Poppies have always symbolized death and sleep, especially the 100 years of sleep.
About this time Baum already had incorporated this into his own work with the scene of the witch’s deadly poppy fields.the poppy is a common symbol that has been used to represent everything from peace to death and even simply sleep. Since ancient times, poppies placed on tombstones represent eternal sleep.- I suppose this could be a representaion of Dorothy or even Ozma ???????????Ozma of Oz, with Poppies in herHair-(Did you know there are actually 40 “canonical” Oz books) OZMAwas fascinating: she was an all-powerful fairy queen trapped in the body of a poor scrubby little boy named Tippetarius! Ozma was always drawn with raven hair, pinned with poppies near her temples, and was often described as so beautiful that she defied description! The funny thing is, the author originally described her as a ruddy blond but illustrator John Neill usually drew her as a dark-haired fairy.