Sentences with phrase «botanical drawings»

In - Hyung Kim's series of botanical drawings added color and vivacity to the gallery setting.

Humans tend to place themselves front and center in any given narrative — except in Nancy Blum's «Wonderland» — where 17th century botanical drawings merge with microbes, Chinese plum blossoms mingle with Germanic botanical renderings, and spirographs lend a pseudo scientific, techno - reference.

The Girl Who Drew Butterflies: How Maria Merian's Art Changed Science is filled with Merian's stunningly detailed and colorful botanical drawings created more than 300 years ago.

Utilizing historical botanical drawings as source images, Lester makes delicate graphite drawings on Mylar, layering the film to create composite images, to which she adds additional layers of cells blocked in colored pencil to symbolize the manipulated genome of the plant.

The pink, red and green peonies on Preen by Thornton Bregazzi's «Jessica» skirt are inspired by the blooms in artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical drawings.

This exhibition features the artist's recent works since 2010, which include botanical drawings on collages comprising pages from 19th Century lady's magazines, dictionaries and Japanese woodblock books.

He is also a draughtsman, making intimate portraits of his familiars and meticulously rendered botanical drawings.

It is notable that this work, like the majority in the show, feature botanical drawings in pure grayish graphite, though when viewed with color cells clouding the perimeter, our eyes connect the vibrant, cellular hues to the drained plants themselves.

This is because I usually see them used for, what I unkindly refer to as, prissy, fussy things like botanical drawings.

In a sage - green painted kitchen, vintage botanical drawings applied to tiles or set into a rough - luxe painted frame, offer subtle sophistication.

Fine botanical drawings and elegant -LSB-...]

Drawing on his extensive archive of botanical drawings, Morrison has rendered an extraordinary combination of outsized and miniature plant life, sun and moon motifs, against a shimmering gold leaf background.

Referencing such sources as Golden Age children's book illustrations, 19th - century botanical drawings, floral textile patterns, lunar maps, and prints of underwater sea life, Bowdoin's fragile, lush installations shift and change as viewers explore their surfaces.

Comprised of an array of potted plants, large - scale photographs, and colorful botanical drawings, Laura Stein's first solo exhibition in New York resembled an exotic garden cum experimental laboratory.

Hilma af Klint graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm in 1887, established a studio in the city, and began creating and exhibiting traditional landscapes, botanical drawings and portraits.

Vitamvas will also show several porcelain objects inspired by botanical drawings and the elaborate biological renderings of Ernst Haeckel.

Hilma af Klint began working in Stockholm, gaining recognition for her landscapes, botanical drawings, and portraits.

Referencing such sources as Golden Age children's book illustrations, 19th - century botanical drawings, floral textile patterns, lunar maps, and prints of underwater... Read More

Yanny Petters (Fig 3) is widely renowned for her botanical drawings.

Artist Natasha Bowdoin's cut paper and collage installation references Golden Age children's book illustrations, 19th - century botanical drawings, floral textile patterns, lunar maps, and prints of underwater sea life.

Among her many contributions are botanical drawings of plants found at Wave Hill, such as the bottlebrush buckeye drawing below, and the photographic portrait beneath it, too.

Among her many contributions are botanical drawings of plants found at Wave Hill, such as the sweetbay magnolia portrayed here.

Among her many contributions are botanical drawings of plants found at Wave Hill, such as the snowdrop protrayed here.

Displayed in the central rooms on ground and first floors are botanical drawings and plant models from the collections of John Hope (1725 - 1786), John Hutton Balfour (1808 - 1884), Hugh Cleghorn (1820 - 1895) and Francis Buchanan - Hamilton (1762 - 1829), celebrating the very first exhibition in the programme, which featured Hope.

Rather than narrative art, which was thought to require invention and imagination beyond women's capabilities, subjects such as botanical drawings, still - life paintings and images of animals seemed to require merely the power of observation.

Her expansive series «HFT the Gardener» (2014 — 15)-- selections of which are currently on view in a group show at the Kunstpalais in Erlangen, Germany — is a collection of botanical drawings, watercolor paintings, videos, photographs, and glitch art, all the supposed creative production of one «Hillel Fischer Traumberg,» a London day - trader turned plant - propagating outsider artist.

Previous exhibitions have featured Laura Owens (also paired with the Balfour collection) in 2000; Rudolf Stingel (with nineteenth - century botanical drawings by Indian artists) in 2006, and John Cage with Merce Cunningham (shown with early twentieth - century botanical drawings by Lilian Snelling) in 2007.

In «Hyphenated Lives» (2015), a collection of artworks that resemble zoological and botanical drawings, Kallat has created hybrid birds, animals, trees and flowers by artistically fusing species appropriated as national symbols in conflicted countries — symbolically unifying the divided nations which are their habitat, through fictive wildlife.

After graduating from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm in 1887, af Klint took a studio in the city where she produced and exhibited traditional landscapes, botanical drawings and portraits.

All the delicacy and charm of botanical drawings are brought to mind by this sophisticated yet unusual wallpaper featuring chilli peppers.