Botanical art

Bavarian-born Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706–1783) was one of the finest creators of the botanical art as well as engravers of her time.

In February I will be holding my first solo exhibition of over 30 new watercolour paintings at Abbott and Holder in London. For this exhibition, I explore my vision of a botanical dystopia, challenging our own sense of scale, its value and how we measure it. The story began when I picked up a leaf from a London pavement in July 2014.

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We have often said time and again, that mother nature is the best artist in the whole world and we are sure that most of you would agree with us. Not only is mother nature

Parnassia Palustris (Pentandria Tetragynia), formerly in an album (Vol.VII, 50); Grass of Parnassus - 1776 - Collage of coloured papers with bodycolour and watercolour, and a leaf sample, on black ink background - Mary Delany.

If you love the charm of vintage botanical prints, you’re in the right place! This collection of free vintage botanical printables is perfect for adding a