Sentences with word «plantsman»

Initially interested in portraiture, she later moved to the countryside to concentrate on landscape and still - life, being particularly interested in the tradition of the artist plantsman.

Three exhibitions capture a slice of 20th - century bohemia with portraits of people, places and, most vividly, flowers, by the award - winning artist - plantsman Cedric Morris.

For this she went to plantsman Robert Gamache, a veteran garden designer whose artistry is evident in every element of the garden.

As well as being an established artist and art teacher, Cedric Morris was also a keen plantsman.

Über - creative head gardener Fergus Garrett and his team are continuing and expanding on the famous plantsman Christopher Lloyd's extraordinary work — breaking the rules, putting together surprising colours and forms in exciting and dynamic ways, while the successional planting combinations mean that the gardens look different month to month.

The story perfectly illustrates the singlemindedness that underlies Bowey's art, a drive to capture the natural world that places her firmly in the tradition of the artist - plantsman.

Also a painter of landscapes, still - lifes and portraits, Morris was the only person of his generation to achieve national stature both as a painter and a plantsman.

The plantsman also favours intensely pink dahlias and stands of spiky magenta lythrum, set off against the green leaves of hostas and iris.

The artist, art teacher and plantsman, Sir Cedric Morris, bought the house from Sir Alfred Sainsbury in 1939 and opened The East Anglian School of Painting and Drawing.