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The red umbrella8

The assigning of symbolic meanings to colors is probably as old as symbolism itself. <br>In fact, words are well adapted for description and the arousing of emotion, but for many kinds of precise thought other symbols are much better. (John B. S. Haldane)

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The red umbrella8

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  2. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Christmas shopping

  3. Shopping for Christmas Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Christmas

  4. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) London in snow

  5. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) London landscape

  6. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Picadilly in winter

  7. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Tower Bridge

  8. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Thames view

  9. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Stroll in the rain

  10. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Venice

  11. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Venice

  12. Richard Macneil (British, 1958)

  13. Richard Macneil (British, 1958)

  14. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Paris, Paris

  15. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Arc de Triumph

  16. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Eiffel Tower, Paris

  17. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Brooklyn Bridge view

  18. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) New York shopper

  19. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) New York cafe

  20. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) New York Central-Park

  21. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Gapstow at evening

  22. Richard Macneil (British, 1958) Times Square 

  23. Richard Macneil (British, 1958)

  24. Richard Macneil (British, 1958)

  25. Come what may Dreamin' in the rain Rain, rain Loui Jover (Australian, 1967)

  26. Loui Jover (Australian, 1967) One day in Montmartre To Paris again

  27. Loui Jover (Australian, 1967) Mr rain man Rainy hearts

  28. Love walkers Love, hope and rain Rain rain come again Loui Jover (Australian, 1967)

  29. Epiphany Loui Jover (Australian, 1967) Just ride she said

  30. Rainy moon Loui Jover (Australian, 1967) Little bits

  31. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) What’s new?

  32. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) Like flowers unfolding Until tomorrow

  33. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) This city is ours Sweet surprise

  34. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967)

  35. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967)

  36. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967)

  37. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967)

  38. Parting on a Paris street Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) Paris invitation

  39. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) Shared sentiments Five minutes of you

  40. Collaboration calls Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967)

  41. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) Consider this Reflection of a secret

  42. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) Glowing possibility

  43. Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) Simple pleasures

  44. No regrets Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) They met most afternoons

  45. In Barcelona Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) Still there

  46. Рaul Kelly (?) The red parasol Lorraine Christie (Irish, 1967) King of hearts

  47. Leonid Afremov (Belarus, 1955) Red umbrella Vladimir Volegov (Russian, 1957) Angel sweety babies

  48. Text and pictures: Internet All copyrights belong to their respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2021 Sound: ABBA - Dont shut me down

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