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Drawn from Nature The Flowering of Irish Botanical Art

Art / Photobook New
By: Patricia Butler(Author), Shirley Sherwood(Foreword By)
256 pages, 220 colour & b/w illustrations
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  • Drawn from Nature ISBN: 9781788842365 Hardback Sep 2023 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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For centuries, artists of all disciplines have expressed delight in nature through the highly skilled and captivating medium of botanical art.

The distinguished contributions of Irish botanical artists include records of plants from 17th-century Ireland, early illustrated floras and botanical art found in the field of design. Drawn from Nature: The Flowering of Irish Botanical Art also covers the importance of botanical art to the Ordnance Survey of Ireland during the 19th century, as well as the vital plant portraits produced by Irish women. These portraits assisted generations of botanists in understanding and describing the natural world but received scant recognition.

Published for the first time, these outstanding examples of Irish botanical art, from both public and private collections, demonstrate a shared desire by botanical artists to observe, illuminate and record Ireland's unique flora. This book finally affords them the recognition they deserve.

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Art / Photobook New
By: Patricia Butler(Author), Shirley Sherwood(Foreword By)
256 pages, 220 colour & b/w illustrations
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