Showing 6 artworks with Mary Vaux Walcott and with 1922
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- Mary Vaux Walcott
- Botanical Watercolor
- Watercolor Painting
- Floral Illustration
- Audubon Of Botany
- Nature Painting
- Watercolor Art
- Early 20Th Century
- Wildflower Illustration
- Delicate Flowers
- 1922 Artwork
- Wildflower Painting
- 1920S Painting Style
- Smithsonian Art
- "Detailed Plant Art"
- “Floral Painting”
- Floral Watercolor”
- Detailed Artwork
- Vintage Art
- Realism
- American Art”
- “Smithsonian Art”
- 1922 Art Deco
- Labrador Tea Painting
- Purple Flowers
- Wildflower
- Pyrola Minor
- Botanical Art
- Floral Watercolor
- 1922 Art Artwork
- Floral Painting
- American Artist
- Vintage Watercolor”
- Pulsatilla Ludoviciana
- Reddish Pink Flowers
- Fireweed Painting
- "Smithsonian Art"
- “Audubon Of Botany”
- “Detailed Botanical”
- Nature Illustration
- “Vintage Watercolor”
- American Art
- Nature Study
- Naturalism
- Ledum Groenlandicum
- American Art History
- "Yellow Willow Grass"
- “American Art”
- American Pasqueflower
- Aster
1922 watercolor by Mary Vaux Walcott – ‘The Audubon of Botany’ – captures exquisite American Pasqueflower blooms. Detailed botanical illustration, serene beauty & historical significance.
Admire Mary Vaux Walcott's exquisite 'Swamp Aster,' a stunning 1922 watercolor showcasing botanical detail & natural beauty. A Smithsonian treasure!
Admire Mary Vaux Walcott’s ‘Labrador Tea,’ a stunning 1922 watercolor botanical illustration of exquisite detail & beauty. Own a piece of art history!
Discover "Yellow Willow Grass" by Mary Vaux Walcott (1922). A stunning botanical watercolor showcasing delicate detail & natural beauty. Explore the 'Audubon of Botany’s' style!
Discover Mary Vaux Walcott’s ‘Small Pyrola,’ a stunning 1922 watercolor capturing delicate wildflowers. Admire its botanical detail & serene beauty – a timeless piece by a renowned naturalist.
Admire 'Fireweed' by Mary Vaux Walcott (1922). A stunning watercolor botanical illustration – a meticulous study of North American flora, showcasing 19th-century artistry.