Common Tutsan Of The Family Hypericaceae (hypericum Androsoemum) — Clara Peeters

Common tutsan of the family Hypericaceae (Hypericum androsoemum)

Discover Clara Peters’ ‘Common tutsan’ – a stunning 1915 watercolor botanical study. Admire its detailed academic style & aged parchment aesthetic. A unique piece for art collectors!


Clara Peeters (1991)

Descubre a Clara Peeters (1594-después de 1657), pionera de la naturaleza muerta flamenca. Conocida por sus banquetes detallados, estudios florales y autorretratos. Explora sus exquisitas representaciones de la naturaleza.

Museo de Barnstaple y Norte de Devon (Barnstaple, Reino Unido)

Descubre la rica historia y cultura de North Devon en el Museo de Barnstaple. Brannam, Victoriana, Tarka Trail... ¡Una experiencia inolvidable!

Watercolour botanical study painted by Clara Peters. Miss Clara Elizabeth Peters was born in Derbyshire in 1864, the daughter of a Major J.J.Peters. She arrived at Arlington Court, North Devon in 1911, as a paid companion to Miss Rosalie Chichester. Clara was a talented watercolourist, and many of her paintings can still be seen at Arlington Court. They show a talent and interest which she shared with Miss Chichester. During the First World War, Clara and Miss Chichester moved out of Arlington Court to Home Farm, as many of the estate staff were called up to fight. During this time, they created botanical diaries detailing the locations of the flora that they recorded. Many of Clara