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Wild Daffodil 
Very clever but they do my head in a bit. I don’t think I could live with them. 🙂
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I know what you mean RJ.
I have followed her work for decades and I always get something from each piece. ‘To a Summer’s Day’ was glorious to see, in the flesh so to speak – the colours and dreamy waves did evoke a soft and gentle summer.
But, like you I don’t think I’d like to live with them.
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