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Marianne North Gallery. Richmond. Title. The Sacred Lotus or Pudma. Date. c.1878. Medium. oil on board. Measurements. H 37.1 x W 27 cm ...
Discover the captivating world of Victorian botanical artist Marianne North at Kew Gardens! Explore over 800 vibrant paintings from her global travels, showcasing exotic plants and challenging artistic conventions.
Delve into Victorian botanical artistry with Marianne North’s ‘The Elephant Creeper of India,’ c.1878 – a stunning depiction blending scientific observation and artistic impressionism, celebrating exotic flora & fauna.
Road up to Nainee Tal, India, in Spring Time by Marianne North (1830–1890), c.1878, from Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Immerse yourself in Marianne North’s 1878 “Mussulman Tombs,” a breathtaking Impressionistic landscape capturing Mughal grandeur and serene Islamic architecture. This Victorian-era artwork, rich with greens and blues, offers a timeless glimpse into imperial India – discover your own piece of art history.