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Triton's spear - Crane - Kniphofia

Triton's spear - Crane - Kniphofia


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Triton's spear - Crane - Kniphofia

That, reddening on the Triton's spear, foretells the waning of the year. (The flower resembles Kniphofia or Red-hot Poker')

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Crane Evidently Failed Feast Glad Hear Kind Latin Personified Pla Nts Poker Reed Rush Spear Tritons Walter 1895 Kniphofia Red Hot Waning Year


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This photograph captures the beauty and historical significance of Triton's spear, a stunning floral arrangement featuring the vibrant Kniphofia or Red-hot Poker plant. The spear, adorned with reeds and a crane, is a symbol of the waning year, as the reddening of the Kniphofia flowers evidently signifies the approaching end of the season. The crane, a bird of great wisdom and longevity in many cultures, adds a touch of ancient mythology to the scene. The image, taken in 1895, showcases the artful arrangement of the plant and the graceful curves of the reeds, reminiscent of rushes. The Latin name for Kniphofia, Kniphofia uvaria, is inscribed at the bottom of the spear, paying homage to the botanical origins of this enchanting display. The spear, personified as a glad and welcoming host, stands tall and proud, ready to share its beauty with all who gather around it. The image, with its rich history and evident joy, invites us to hear the tales of the past and to celebrate the simple pleasures of nature. Despite the evident joy and gladness of the scene, it is also a reminder of the cyclical nature of life and the inevitable passing of time. The flowers, once in full bloom, have begun to redden and wilt, a clear indication that the year has failed to provide enough water, and the waning of the year is upon us. This photograph, with its timeless beauty and historical significance, is a testament to the enduring allure of nature and the stories it holds.

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