The David Hicks Book of flower arranging
By: as told to Maureen Gregson ; introd. by Julia Clements.
Contributors: Gregson, Maureen.
Publisher: Van Nostrand Reinhold Co.
Published: 1976
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 87
Subjects: Hicks, David, 1929-; Flower arrangement; Flowers; Interior decorators -- England -- Biography
Other titles: Book of flower arranging.
Description: Flower arranging is probably the best-loved and most widely practised of all the crafts. But it has often been hemmed in by rigid rules and inflexible forms. Now David Hicks, the internationally acclaimed interior designers, brings a fresh, simple approach to flowers and plants, sweeping away the traditional ideas and bringing in the same originality and style that he displays in all his design work.
Arranging flowers the David Hicks way is no longer a mysterious art requiring frustrating years of practice to make a perfect. Instead his unique and dynamic approach transforms it into an enjoyable pasttime that everyone can do - beautifully.
Notes: Includes index.