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 This essay traces the visual histories of the flower across Western art, from ancient symbolism and Renaissance allegories to modern and contemporary reinterpretations. Through the works of Georgia O’Keeffe, Constantin Flondor, and David Hockney, it explores how flowers have shifted from religious or moral metaphors to vehicles of contemplation, experimentation, and new media expression. The text highlights how a timeless motif continues to inspire artists, bridging tradition and innovation.