maandag 7 september 2015

Labyrinth

With a labyrinth of 125,000 sunflowers the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam celebrated the opening of the new entrance building last weekend. The glass entrrance you can see here on the right.

This was the labyrinth on an area of 7000 square meters.

When you climbed the stairs here you had a great overview as in the photo above.

And here a view of the labyrinth where you walked between the flowers.

There are always people with a better view. The Rijksmuseum is in the background.
Linking to "Monday Mellow Yellows"
At "sccollections" blog are more photos of the sunflowers.


16 opmerkingen:

  1. Some of these folks looks like they got lost in the maze. :-)

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  2. A very pleasant site. Please go to this link for another amazing sunflower story: http://abcnews.go.com/Lifestyle/wisconsin-man-plants-mile-stretch-sunflowers-tribute-wife/story?id=33139867

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  3. What a lovely idea - I always think of Van Gogh when I see sunflowers

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  4. Super first shot Marianne.. Not going up in the crane for the view, I'm more than happy seeing this amazing sight through your eyes :)

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  5. Love the sunflower labyrinth, what a great idea! The sky looks very dark...

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  6. I guess you found your way or we wouldn't be reading about it would we?

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  7. Fantastic labyrint. This is a great idea, to do something like this with so huge sunflowers.

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  8. 125000 sunflowers? That's unbelievable unless they are in a farmer's field.

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  9. Marianne, that is a truly amazing scene with all the sunflowers.

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  10. How pretty and so unusual! I would love to visit that museum.

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  11. They are beautiful, and such a perfect place for a huge display of sunflowers.

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  12. Ze hebben er veel aandacht aan besteed!

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