Showing 5 artworks with Marianne North and with 1880
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- Espresso
- Gray
- Rosy Brown
- Marianne North
- Landscape Painting
- Victorian Art
- Botanical Painting
- Australian Flora
- Fine Art Print
- Floral Impressionism
- Botanical Illustration
- Detailed Texture
- Victorian Adventurer
- Java Volcanoes
- Cordilleras Flora
- Cactus Painting
- Floral Art
- Oil Paint
- Mount Fujiyama
- Atmospheric Perspective
- 1880S Painting
- Botanical Art Reproduction
- Marianne North Artist
- Marianne North Painting
- Wall Decor Artwork
- Kew Gardens
- Landscape Art
- Floral Artwork
- Kew Gardens Collection
- Chilean Botanicals
- 1880S Botanical Art
- Nature Art
- Chile Landscape Art
- Flora Tasmania
- Mount Wellington
- Watercolor Painting
- Victorian Flower Painting
- Kunanyi
- Alpine Flora
- 1876 Artwork
- Tree Fern Illustration
- Tasmanian Tree Fern
- Japanese Landscape
- Tasmanian Landscape
- Volcano Landscape
- Gift For Botanists
- Botanical Art
- Kew Gardens Art
- Melbourne Landscape
- Victorian Explorer
- Impressionism Style
- Oil On Board Painting
- Botanical Landscape
Marianne North’s stunning ‘A New Zealand Tree Fern,’ painted in 1880, captures the Victorian era's fascination with botanical beauty through Impressionistic brushstrokes and meticulous detail—a captivating glimpse into Australia’s vibrant flora.
View of Melbourne from the Botanic Gardens by Marianne North (1830–1890), early 1880s, from Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Explore Marianne North's stunning watercolor painting of Mount Wellington (kunanyi), Tasmania—a dramatic landscape capturing the mountain’s cloudy sky and lush vegetation, reflecting her dedication to botanical art.
The Blue Puya and Cactus at Home in the Cordilleras, near Apoquindo, Chili
This captivating oil painting by Marianne North depicts a majestic volcanic scene in Java, showcasing layered hills leading to a prominent volcano emitting smoke. Employing visible brushstrokes and masterful color palettes—greens, browns, blues—North expertly conveys depth and texture, reflecting her dedication to botanical observation and artistic excellence.