Others come from Wandtafeln (1874) by Carl Kny, an associate professor of at the University of

Kny sent these plates to Kew’s director Joseph Hooker in the hope that he would “deem them worthy of a corner in [the] botanical museum”.

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Margaret Meen (1755-1824) was an English watercolour artist and teacher.⠀
In 1790 she published “Exotic plants from the Royal Gardens at Kew” in 1790. https://t.co/jp7ibDvQJj

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Wallpaper Design: KEW
Elements from a bespoke wallpaper design I created from botanical palm illustrations and photographs from Kew Garden's hot house.

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Wallpaper Design: KEW
Elements from a bespoke wallpaper design I created from botanical palm illustrations and photographs from Kew Garden's hot house.

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Wallpaper Design: KEW
Elements from a bespoke wallpaper design I created from botanical palm illustrations and photographs from Kew Garden's hot house.

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Wallpaper Design: KEW
Elements from a bespoke wallpaper design I created from botanical palm illustrations and photographs from Kew Garden's hot house.

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Followed at the end of May by - the 7th International Congress - also at Kew https://t.co/AOQ7IoNBcM

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Here’s another piece you can see at our Christmas Exhibition. There are 32 artists taking part showing paintings, original prints, tapestry and drawing.

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More Rose studies and detail from recent visits to Kew Gardens

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Roses at Kew Watercolour Journal

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Experiments with unconventional in This breathtaking cover was hand-knitted from fibre and gifted to Director Sir William Hooker for the Museum by Viscountess Lady Doneraile in 1855.

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Quick sketch today at Kew!

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Marianne North (1830-1890) UK biologist and botanical artist whose prolific work is shown in her gallery, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

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Hewwo here is an underwater kyungsoo inspired by the Lilly house at Kew Gardens uwu

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Loki, it's you?
A little of the process....
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Redoing my Project Malz skin, thought this shadow layer looked kinda kew so I'm sharing it.

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The sister of Cicely Mary Barker ran a kindergarten and the little children became Cicely's much loved models. She painted the plants from life and if she couldn't find the specimen needed, it was often provided by Kew Gardens staff.

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