Which one represents Oriental style?

Which one represents Victorian Period

Which one represents Art Deco Style?

Which one represents American Neo-Classical

Which one represents Early American

Which one represents Greek Period?

Which one represents Free-form style?

Which one represents Byzatine period?

Which one represents Baroque & Dutch Flemish

Which one represents American Victorian period?

Circular arrangements of woven flowers

Strand or roping of plants that can be shaped to suit a place or designer

Japaneseflower arranging

Garland or wreath of flowers worn on a person's head

Handheld bouquets, sometimes carried by fashionable English ladies

Style of floral design popularized in the 1950's emphasizing unique, individual expression , often st the expense of design rules.

Floral designs blending the line style of the East with the European mass style

Another name for a nosegay

Synthesis, hybrid of all styles, modern

Pyramid/Fan Designs, link to past time, old influences

Straight lines, industrial

Rules of design, wall pockets, lush full but airy designs

Curved lines, asymmetrical, naturalistic

Petals on ground, natural bouquets, fragrant flowers

Shift back to nobility, Fan/crescent shaped designs

Nosegays, advanced flower container material, flowers in hair, on neck etc.

Tight full compact round designs

No rules, anything goes, textural differences

Wide mouth urns & bowls, louts flowers, wreaths

Wildflowers, common containers, naturalistic

Limited knowledge, fragrance to hide death smell

Very linear, tight stiff designs, man-made based

Conical designs, alternating foliage & flowers, symmetrical

Large, massed designs, specialty items, flowers from all seasons

Trumpet containers, romantic era, copied style in England

Symbolic flowers, symbolic placement, less is more

Chaplets, wreaths & garland, cornucopias

Rebirth, lilies & roses , symbolic, specialized containers

The strewing of flowers and loose petals at banquets and festivals was typical of the Greek and Roman period of floral design?

The first attempt to create rules of floral design occurred during the Victorian period?

Much of floral design history in America is concisdered to be Eurocentric, or based on European traditions.

The French movement period or the Grand era placed an emphasis on classic design and elegance

Movement of floral design from the Church and nobility to the middle classes occurred during the Baroque period.

Flowers such as white lilies and red roses were symbolic during the Renaissance period.

The French period was a design period of classic design and elegance.

Rounded designs where flowers were placed to hide the containers were popular during the Colonial period.

Oriental styles of designs have many flowers placed randomly throughout the designs.

Victorian designs typically did not contain a focal point.

English-Georgian designs were used to “prevent” diseases.

The floral designs of the Japanese influence emphasize large, full, symmetrical arrangements with no stems showing.

The Byzantines were known for their symmetrical tree-like designs.

The Middle Ages has lots of records of floral design

Ancient Greeks were known to favor Lotus and water lilies

The Egyptians loved to use small mouthed bowls in their floral designs.

The modern application of the nosegay is the wedding bouquet.

Oriental designs use lots of negative or open space.

The style of line mass arrangements was developed by the Egyptians

Large banquet centerpieces started during the Dutch Flemish period

Shin, Soe & Tai are part of the Chinese school of floral design