Showing 11 artworks with Mary Vaux Walcott and with 1927
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Admire Mary Vaux Walcott’s ‘Bushpoppy,’ a delicate watercolor capturing the vibrant beauty of Dendromecon rigidum. A stunning botanical study from 1927, showcasing her artistry and dedication to naturalism.
Vibrant watercolor blossoms of Sweetbay Magnolia emerge from lush green leaves in this 1927 masterpiece by Mary Vaux Walcott, offering a delicate touch of botanical elegance for your private collection.
1927 watercolor by Mary Vaux Walcott depicting Cardinal Monkey Flower. Detailed botanical illustration, exquisite detail & muted colors. A unique art collectible!
Admire Mary Vaux Walcott’s ‘Zenobia,’ a stunning 1927 botanical watercolor capturing a white flower in exquisite detail. Explore her Audubon-like artistry & timeless beauty.
Exquisite botanical illustration by Mary Vaux Walcott (1927). 'Fire Pentstemon' showcases detailed watercolor & pen work of a vibrant red flower. A rare glimpse into 19th-century naturalism.
Admire Mary Vaux Walcott’s ‘Ocotillo,’ a stunning 1927 watercolor botanical study. Known as 'Audubon of Botany,' her meticulous floral paintings are rare & captivating.