Tri Color Collection

Europe, Ireland, Dublin. The national flag of Ireland

Portrait of the Tricolored Heron

Tricolored Heron (Egretta tricolor)

A Close Up Look At Night Of A Sleeping Three Color Parrotfish (Scarus Tricolor); Fiji

ANTI-FRENCH CARTOON, 1798. Destruction of the French Collossus. The French Republic, caricatured as a bloodstained monster with the head of the guillotined King Louis XVI around its neck

Collie sitting in the sun under a pine tree with the wind blowing

Portrait of a Collie

Collie standing on a sandstone bench and wall with roses in the background

Collie standing in front of white roses

Palais de Justice, Paris, France

Texas, Port Aransas. Tri-color Heron at Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center

The Flag of Mexico atop the National Palace in Mexico City, Mexico

Croatian flag

French flag under Arc de Triomphe built by Napoleon, Paris, France, Europe

CIVIL WAR: 39th REGIMENT. The 39th New York State Volunteers, known as the Garibaldi Guard, carrying the Italian revolutionary tricolor flag, marching past President Lincoln during the Civil War

STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1885. The arrival from Paris, France, of the Statue of Liberty to Bedloe Island in New York Harbor. Wood engraving on the front page of Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper

Man and Woman kiss passionately
A young French woman wearing a stripy dress stands with her Tricolour umbrella. Date: 1917

Dark capped Bulbul at Lebala Camp Botswana

AUTO EXPOSITION, 1895. Poster advertising an automobile exposition at Paris. Lithograph, French, 1895

Sunflax (Heliophila refracta). Photographed in the Western Cape, South Africa

STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1886. The unveiling of the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor, 28 October 1886. Oil on canvas, 1886, by Edward Moran (1829-1901)

STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1885. Exitement at the arrival in New York from France of the L Isere carrying Frederic Bartholdis Statue of Liberty, 19 June 1885. In the foreground is the unfinished pedestal

Mesembryanthemum (Midday Flowering) Tricolor, a flowering plant of the Aizoaceae family native to southern Africa with daisy-like petals in three different shades of pink

Plants / Viola Tricolor
PANSY PERSONIFIED

Lachenalia Tricolor
Three-Coloured Lachenalia or Cape Cowslip

Black-eyed bulbul (dark-capped bulbu) (Pycnonotus barbatus or tricolor), Hluhluwe Game Reserve, South Africa, Africa

Flowers May & June 1863
Flowers of May & June: VIOLA TRICOLOR (Heartsease, Wild Pansy); CRATAEGUS (Hawthorn, May blossom); ULEX UEROPAEUS (Gorse or Furze)

Pansy Postcard
VIOLA TRICOLOR popular known as PANSIES (in French, PENSEES)

Revolutionary Costume
Costumes of the French Revolutionaries: phrygian caps with tricolor cockades, pantaloons (sans-culottes), greatcoat, breeches are worn with a short military jacket

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"Tri Color: A Vibrant Tapestry of Nature, History, and Beauty" From the delicate Liseron flowers, also known as Convolvulus tricolor, to the captivating Ixia tricolore blooms - tri color paints a vivid picture of nature's artistry. These vibrant blossoms bring a touch of Europe's charm to our gardens, reminiscent of Ireland's national flag fluttering proudly in Dublin. But tri color extends beyond flora; it carries historical significance too. It evokes memories of events like France's Revolution, where passionate ideals ignited change and shaped nations. Just as a collie sits under a pine tree with the wind blowing through its fur or stands gracefully against sandstone benches adorned with roses - these images capture both serenity and strength. In Arles Provence, France, lion statues guard memorial obelisks outside Hotel de Ville while Eglise Saint Trophime watches over Place de la Republique. The French flag flies high above these historic landmarks - an emblematic representation of unity and pride. Tri color is not merely about aesthetics; it symbolizes diversity coming together harmoniously. Whether it be the fusion of colors in nature or the blending cultures that enrich our world - tri color celebrates this beautiful tapestry we call life.