RHS Libraries hold a number of stunning illustrations by significant botanical artists, including Lilian Snelling (1879-1972), Caroline Maria Applebee (c.1799-1854) and Augusta Innes Withers (c.1791-1876).

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Here’s our sunshine, ! A glorious from “Hortus Eystettensis” by Nuremberg artist/botanist Basilius Besler (1561-1629)

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No lifting the pen from the paper, no pencil first or eraser to correct "mistakes" and no thinking. It's so much fun. Here are some cherry blossoms. They're everywhere right now and they make me feel happy. ❤️

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Happy These brightly-colored suillus grevillei & agaricus muscarius are from Illustrations of British Mycology (1855) by - a pioneering artist/mycologist whose fascination with fungi was ahead of her time.

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My Christmas Cactus pencil study for the March 2020 Botanical Artists of Canada

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Delighted to have these 2 paintings selected for this year’s Society of Botanical Artists exhibition, Plantae, at . I’ll take any positive news I can get right now!

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LentenRose - Watercolor,ColoredPencil, 13cm☓18cm,HP / March 2020

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or (Butea monosperma) Another tree that paints the of India All birds love feeding on its flowers

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Pierre Jean François Turpin was born in 1775. He learned botany from his collaborator Pierre Antoine Poiteau, but taught himself how to draw; and he didn’t do too bad a job judging by these fine examples held in the Lindley Library.

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RHS Libraries hold a number of stunning illustrations by significant botanical artists, including Lilian Snelling (1879-1972), Caroline Maria Applebee (c.1799-1854) and Augusta Innes Withers (c.1791-1876).

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NEW greeting cards by Ann Swan SBA
Ann is one of the UK's leading Botanical Artists. She specialises in pencil and coloured pencil work. https://t.co/ADel9HieAS

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Botanical art is my new obsession!
Absolutely exquisite work by Australian artist Narelle Thomas - from an exhibition at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney last year.

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Rose Jonquil Cephalopod...pen, ink, &
collage on paper.

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Conocephalum conicum also known as The Great Scented Liverwort. It’s the forage plant for the larval stage of the Epimartyria pardella moth and grows here at Sunnyhill Farm

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