Talk:Vase with Twelve Sunflowers

Name
Where we gettin' this name from? It's not the real life name of the piece, and I don't recall it from the script, so where's it from? 16:18: Sun 17 Feb 2013


 * You're pretty quick. Well I had to call it something. Check out Sun Flowers (Van Gogh Series). The initial versions. Picture three. Original version of this painting. They call it "Sunflowers, third version." Good enough for the title for me. --SOTO ☎ 16:25, February 17, 2013 (UTC)
 * Unless you'd rather it be called something long and confusing like "Painting with sunflowers," or, even worse, "Painting with sunflowers by Vincent van Gogh." I think the current title is most suitable...
 * The writing next to the painting in the gallery is a bit too small to read, but it's clearly one word. Knowing that it's Sunflowers, in looks conceivable in the pic. Do you want me to upload the picture to here, so you can see? --SOTO ☎ 16:32, February 17, 2013 (UTC)
 * I've pumped the little placard up using all sorts of magnifying tools at my disposal and I just don't see the word "Sunflowers". It might be there but it's really not clear.  Therefore, I'm much more in favour of calling this thing by its real world long-form name: Still Life: Vase with Twelve Sunflowers than effectively "inventing" the name Sunflowers.  Don't be fooled by the Wikipedia page; they're just abbreviating for convenience there.  The longer name comes from van Gogh's own writings.   17:34: Sun 17 Feb 2013