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2019 ROSE SHOW DESIGN CLASSES
The Art of the Rose
Class 35: Art Nouveau
A line, line-mass or modern design utilizing only miniature and/or miniflora roses measuring no more than 10” in any direction. Design must
be inspired by Art Nouveau design styles. Arrangement to be staged on an 18”
pedestal provided by the committee or the designer.
Art Nouveau Floral Design (1880-1925 AD): Asymmetry
best characterizes this style of design and has been
described as “sudden violent curves generated by the
crack of a whip.” For Art Nouveau floral design, focus on
rhythmic, flowing lines and whiplash curves. These flower
arrangements are best suited in asymmetrical, curving
containers.
Class 36: Watercolors
A design in the Oriental manner arranged in a shallow container. Design should be
evocative of the Impressionistic period of art, staged in a 30” space and must include visible
water. Eligible for the Oriental Ribbon..
Impressionism is a style that is ed concern with depicting the visual impression of the moment, especially in terms of the shifting effect of light and color.
•It’s an artistic style that seeks to capture a feeling or experience rather than to achieve accurate depiction.
Class 37: Still Life with Roses
A table design inspired by still life paintings staged in a 30” space. Basic requirements are
a dish, a drinking vessel and a rose arrangement. Other accessories may also be
included (though flatware/silverware is not allowed by rule). May be staged or displayed in non-traditional style. Eligible for the Court of
Etiquette Award
There are two distinct table classes -
Functional and Exhibition. A
functional table is a table for food
and an exhibition table is strictly an
artistic display
that may include other related
accessories
All components should share a
common and comfortable
ambience.
Basic requirements are a dish for
food, a vessel for drinking and a rose
arrangement.
Class 38: Rose Tattoo Art
Anything Goes! Design in arranger’s choice of any style staged in no more than a 30” space. Design
style choices also include Pavé, framed, hanging, or any modern or traditional style. Personal adornment such as bouquets on a stand or designs displayed
on a backdrop are also allowed. If the design is better suited to a more limited space, arranger must
provide own background and underlay.
Class 39: Dutch Masters
A traditional mass arrangement
staged in 30” space. Design must
contain Old Garden Roses or
English style roses
Eligible for Royalty award.
Class 40: The History of Art
Limited to visiting arrangement judges. A design in
arranger’s choice of styles staged in no more than
30” space. If the design is better suited to a more
limited space, arranger must provide own
background and underlay. Design must be
inspired by a specific historical period of art from
any time and any part of the world. This chosen
period must be specified and may be described
on an index card. Eligible for Best Judge’s award
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