#botanical artist

[jadafitch]

Happy Maine Seaweed Week! (design available on tees at Liberty Graphics and stickers and my Etsy shop.)

[collectionstilllife]

Barbara Dietzsch (German, 1706-1783) • A Dandelion with a Tiger Moth, a Snail, a Beetle, and a Butterfly • 1750 • Gouache on vellum • De Young Museum, San Francisco, California, U.S.

[koenji]

Mary Daisy Arnold (American, 1873 – 1955), Pomegranate (Punica granatum), 1932, From USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection.

[mote-historie]

Maria Sibylla Merian, Branch of West Indian Cherry with Achilles Morpho Butterfly, detail, 1702-03.

Royal Collection Trust

[moonchu-art]

happy lunar new year's eve 🌌 this rabbit brings bell flowers that spark light within the dark spaces ✨ i just kept hearing sparkles as i painted this piece. mixed media ~ 💜 prints available here.

insta / shop / twitter

[sapiensfelis]

Pleased with how this artichoke globe (Cynara scolymus) turned out! It was originally a sketch in my sketchbook, and I added colour on my computer. 🎨

[fashionbooksmilano]

Überwältigende Blüten

Rosie Sanders

Sandmann Edition, München 2015, 160 Seiten,  24.5 x 31 cm,  ISBN 978-3-938045-97-8

euro 35,00

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Often compared to the artist Georgia O'Keeffe, Rosie Sanders's botanical paintings lie at the extreme end of botanical art – they exude dynamism and sensuality in every brushstroke and their richness of colour sets her apart from her contemporaries. In this beautifully illustrated book, Rosie exhibits a selection of flowers, from tulips to orchids, roses to irises, anemones to amaryllis, and illuminates them with fascinating and skillful uses of perspective and light. This large-format book showcases her finest paintings in exquisite detail and they are accompanied by excellent and accessible scientific commentary. Also included is an introduction by renowned Swiss botanist Dr. Andreas Honegger.

This book is perfect for artists want to get a closer look at a master's brushstrokes, textures and colour in paintings, or readers who are interested in contemporary botanical art.

Die Engländerin Rosie Sanders denkt anders, sieht anders und malt anders als alle anderen Blumenmaler und -malerinnen. Sie ist eine Meisterin der Proportionen und des Lichts. In ihren Bildern fängt sie jene Momente des Wandels ein und zeigt, dass diese ihren ganz eigenen Reiz haben, der gerade nicht in der vermeintlich vollkommenen Schönheit liegt.

17/12/22

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[mrstrashbags]

Flower House by Laura Waud, 2015.