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Skyler by Kerri McAuliffe at the 2018 Perspectives of the American Experience exhibition, Rockwell Museum, Corning NY

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2018-01-22

As new Artist in Residence at , I’m investigating & Beebalm, Monarda. Museum Draw study after Mary Vaux Walcott’s 5 volume set, North American Wildflower Prints (print included).

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2018-01-14

Lilies (Lilium davidii) for by Matilda Smith for Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Vol. 126 (1900). Contributed for digitization by the Peter H. Raven Library of the : https://t.co/mP70TuSWNS --

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2018-01-09

One of the best British scientific botanical artists of the 20th century - Stella Ross Craig (1906-2006) illustrated over 1,300 species in her monumental Drawings of British Plants series (1948-1973)

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2017-12-27

Through Jan 27: view Silent Wilt (EV 2/5 monotype) by AWA member Virginia Gott at Little By Little-A Small Works Fine Art Show, Toscana Art Gallery, Tucson AZ.

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2017-12-11

Today through Nov. 18: view Turquoise Tornado by AWA member Trish Stevenson Fine Art ( ) at the Montana Professional Artists Association Winter Invitational. https://t.co/nDRntyK013

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2017-11-16

Finished for the evening, time for bed! More colour needed but getting somewhere🤓

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2017-11-14

I tend to feel everything too deeply or nothing at all .

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2017-09-18

Mary Darly was one of first female British she called herself 'The Fun Merchant'. Saw her work .

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2017-08-23

🎨 Artemisia Gentileschi, "Judith Slaying Holofernes", 1620-21

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2017-07-08

The 572-page H.W. Janson's textbook included no -
they wouldn’t appear on the pages until 1987.
https://t.co/Miap2X23gc

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2017-04-21

Emma Bormann lived in Japan, China, and Hong Kong, where she learned color woodblock techniques. 5womenartists -> https://t.co/O92IOFg9Cd

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2017-03-30

Meet photographer Susan Middleton and see her work at the May 18 https://t.co/dkY3vlOble

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2017-03-29