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12th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration

Catalogue

12th International Exhibition 1 of Botanical Art & Illustration

30 September to 20 December 2007

James J. White and Lugene B. Bruno

Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2007 2 Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation Carnegie Mellon University 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890 Telephone: 412-268-2434 Email: [email protected] Web site: http://huntbot.andrew.cmu.edu

The Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, a research division of Carnegie Mellon University, specializes in the history of botany and all aspects of plant science and serves the international scientific community through research and documentation. To this end, the Institute acquires and maintains authoritative collections of books, plant images, manuscripts, portraits and data files, and provides publications and other modes of information service. The Institute meets the reference needs of botanists, biologists, historians, conservationists, librarians, bibliographers and the public at large, especially those concerned with any aspect of the North American flora.

Hunt Institute was dedicated in 1961 as the Rachel McMasters Miller Hunt Botanical Library, an international center for bibliographical research and service in the interests of botany and horticulture, as well as a center for the study of all aspects of the history of the plant sciences. By 1971 the Library’s activities had so diversified that the name was changed to Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation. Growth in collections and research projects led to the establishment of four programmatic departments: Archives, Art, Bibliography, and the Library. The current collections include approximately 29,000 books; 30,000 portraits; 30,000 watercolors, drawings and prints; and 2,000 autograph letters and manuscripts. Including artworks dating from the Renaissance, the Art Department’s collection now focuses on contemporary botanical art and illustration, where the coverage is unmatched. The Art Department organizes and stages exhibitions, including the triennial International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration.

Printed and bound by Hoechstetter Printing, an RR Donnelley Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Reproduction photography by Frank A. Reynolds Designed by Lugene B. Bruno

The Institute For some, this catalogue will serve as an introduction to the Hunt 3 Institute for Botanical Documentation, a research division of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Institute is located on the fifth floor of the Hunt Library building (which also houses part of the University Libraries) and was a gift of the late Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Hunt. Planning for the future of her rich collections of botanical literature, art and archival materials, Rachel McMasters Miller Hunt was determined that they be “living” resources—not only preserved but also curated actively and used productively in the service of science and scholarship. Thus, she and her husband dedicated the Hunt Botanical Library in 1961 as an academic institute that would conduct its own program of collections-based research and service and make the collections available for use by others. By 1971 activities had so diversified that the name was changed to the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation.

The Department of Art The history of botanical illustration from the Renaissance onward is well represented in the Institute’s collection of over 30,000 watercolors, drawings and original prints—holdings that strongly complement the illustrated books in the Library. The nucleus of this collection is the pre-1850 works acquired by Mrs. Hunt. With an exhibition of contemporary botanical art in 1964, the policy was established to maintain a repository of newer artworks, and the collection is now unmatched anywhere. The department solicits and maintains contacts with contemporary artists and illustrators who have treated plant subjects at professional levels of achievement. Now a major research facility in the field of botanical art and illustration, the Institute in- creasingly receives reference queries from botanists, artists, and schol- ars regarding its wide assembly of collections and data. Artworks from the 17th century to the present are accessible for study by artists. The Institute’s Web site (huntbot.andrew.cmu.edu) contains information about our collections, programs and publications, plus a link to the American Society of Botanical Artists’ Web site, which we host. Of note to artists is the fact that the database of the art collection at the Institute is available for searching by artist, taxon or title. Thumbnail illustrations are being added for artworks that are out of copyright. The Exhibition 4 The Institute staged the first of its International exhibitions in 1964, followed by successive shows in 1968–1969, 1972–1973, 1977–1978, 1983, 1988, 1992, 1995–1996, 1998–1999, 2001–2002 and 2004– 2005. Collectively, the catalogues contain the most comprehensive record available of 20th-century botanical artists and illustrators— the number of individuals represented now totals 1,016. In future Internationals, we hope to add as many fine artists and illustrators to the series as possible. For those not yet represented, we seek information regarding their work and contact information for the artists. Selections from the most recent International—the artworks that have been acquired by the Institute—are included in a ready-to- hang travel show that is circulated at a modest rental fee to museums, schools, botanic gardens and other interested institutions in the continental United States.

Botanical Art Resources The American Society of Botanical Artists (ASBA), an organization dedicated to promoting public awareness of botanical art and to encouraging the development of this continuing artistic tradition, has accepted the Institute’s invitation to host its 13th annual meeting at the time of the opening festivities for the 12th International Exhibition. Providing assistance for the annual meeting is the ASBA’s Pittsburgh chapter, Allegheny Highlands Botanical Art Society (the second of six chapters). Opportunities to study artistic techniques abound from skilled botanical artists and teachers, such as Anne-Marie Evans in England; Jenny Phillips in Melbourne; Margaret Saul in Brisbane; classes (especially by Katie Lee and Coral Guest) organized by Dr. Shirley Sherwood; and workshops organized by the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators. Botanical societies flourish in Australia, Canada, England, Italy, Japan and South Africa, and many institutions and botanical gardens offer certificates in botanical art. The nearby Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens’ certificate program, for example, arranges for leading botanical artists to conduct workshops. Florilegium societies invite the best artists to contribute works, not only for artistic merit but also as a historical record, depicting plants in their respective gardens. Such groups are developing throughout the world, including Chelsea Physic Garden, Sheffield Botanical Gardens, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Filoli (Woodside, California), 5 Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Highgrove, and Hampton Court. Indeed the intense activity described above confirms that we are experiencing a renaissance of botanical art.

Acknowledgements We thank many individuals and organizations for their assistance in preparing this exhibition and catalogue. We especially thank the artists featured in this catalogue for their gifts and loans of artworks. We are grateful to Alisa and Isaac Sutton who placed their splendid collection of contemporary botanical artworks at our disposal. We also thank Susan Frei Nathan Fine Works on Paper for lending a painting. For recommending artists we especially thank Vicki Matthews, London; Kazunori Kurokawa, The Japan Association of Botanical Illustration and Honorary Curator of Hunt Institute, Tokyo; and Sheila Hönigsberg, Society of Wood Engravers, Oxford. We also thank Beverly Allen, Australia; Larry Banka, California; Andrew Brown, London; Gill Condy, South Africa; Carolyn Crawford, Colorado; Jean Emmons, Washington; Anne-Marie Evans, England; Patricia Kernan, New York State Museum, Albany; Robyn Macintosh, Australia; Valerie Oxley, England; Jenny Phillips, Australia; Masako Sasaki, Japan; Pamela Stagg, Canada; Cyril Stocks, England; and Offer Waterman & Co. (including Mr. Waterman, Karen Jakobsen and Jenna Burlingham), London. We are grateful to Donna M. Connelly and Tina Cooke for administrative assistance, Scarlett T. Townsend for assiduous editorial assistance and research, Frank A. Reynolds for his splendid photography, and all of the many artists who submitted works for consideration.

Catalogue Biographical information for the catalogue was provided by the artists or the lenders and has been edited or supplemented as necessary. Titles of artworks are rendered as given by the artists. Dimensions cited (in centimeters) are for sheet sizes. 6 T h e A r t w o r k s 7 8

Above: Right: 1 2 Abe, Fusako E. Abe, Fusako E. Hemerocallis vesperitina 2005 Lilium formosanum 2005 Watercolor 59 × 46 cm Watercolor 49 × 37 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 9 10 Left: Below: 3 4 acharya, milly acharya, milly Alcea rosea 2005 Cleome 2006 Watercolor 48 × 37 cm Watercolor 57 × 38.5 cm Lent by the artist Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist

11 12 5 Bean, Deirdre Aechmea ‘Pink Rocket’ 2006 Watercolor 56 × 47 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 13

6 Bean, Deirdre Cynara scolymus, Globe artichoke 2003 Watercolor 26 × 18 cm Lent by the artist 14

7 Best, Margaret Mespilus germanica 2006 Watercolor 29 × 18 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 8 de Boor, Elisabeth Fragaria virginiana, Wild strawberry 2003 Pencil 30.5 × 23 cm Lent by the artist

15 9 Byrnes, Bev Allium sativum, Braided market garlic 2005 Graphite 35.5 × 28 cm Lent by the artist

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10 Byrnes, Bev Beta vulgaris, Golden beet 2004 Graphite 33.5 × 20.5 cm Lent by the artist 18 Left: Below: 11 12 Byrnes, Bev Byrnes, Bev Coprinus comatus, Shaggy mane mushroom 2005 Cucurbita pepo, Warty gourd 2005 Graphite 35.5 × 27 cm Graphite 28 × 21.5 cm Lent by the artist Lent by the artist

19 Below: Right: 13 14 Cappello, Carolyn J. Cappello, Carolyn J. Hemerocallis, Bronze daylilies 2004 Hemerocallis, Yellow daylilies 2002 Watercolor 62 × 50 cm Watercolor 58 × 44 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Lent by the artist

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15 Chung, Kang L. Apricots 2006 Colored pencil 30.5 × 21.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 16 Chung, Kang L. Peppers 2006 Colored pencil 30.5 × 21.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist

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17 Demonte, André Laelia purpurata 1999 Watercolor and acrylic 73 × 51 cm Lent by the artist 25

18 Demonte, Rodrigo Strelitzia reginae 2002 Acrylic and gouache 73 × 35 cm Lent by the artist 19 Eyston Elwes, Josephine Black hollyhock 2000 Watercolor 56.5 × 38 cm Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton

26 20 27 Gianangeli, Alison Sarracenia umlauftiana 2004 Watercolor 35 × 43 cm Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton 21 Gist, John Tithonia rotundifolia #2 2005 Colored pencil 47.5 × 37 cm Lent by the artist

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22 Gould, Sarah Nutmeg, Myristica fragrans 2002 Watercolor on vellum 11.5 × 18 cm Lent by the artist 30 Below: 23 Gould, Sarah Mango, Mangifera indica 2002 Watercolor on vellum 17.5 × 14.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist

Above: 24 Gould, Sarah Tamarillo, Cyphomandra betacea 2002 Watercolor on vellum 16.5 × 11 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 25 Gould, Sarah Grapefruit, Citrus ×paradisi 2005 Watercolor on vellum 25.5 × 23 cm Lent by the artist

31 32 Below: Right: 26 27 Gregory, Norma Gregory, Norma Bergenia 2006 Aesculus hippocastanum, Chestnut sapling 2005 Watercolor and colored pencil 47 × 46.5 cm Watercolor and graphite 76 × 46.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift of the artist Hunt Institute collection, gift of the artist Right: 33 27 Gregory, Norma Aesculus hippocastanum, Chestnut sapling 2005 Watercolor and graphite 76 × 46.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift of the artist 28 Hackman, David C. Sunlit Lanterns 2002 Linocut Image: 35 × 28.5 cm Paper: 44 × 37.5 cm Edition: 14/30 Hunt Institute collection

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29 Hackman, David C. Winter Skeletons 2002 Wood engraving Image: 14.5 × 9.5 cm Paper: 21 × 15 cm Edition: 12/50 Hunt Institute collection 36 30 Trevor Haddrell, 2005 Courgette Flowers Five block Vinyl 47/150 25 × 56.5 cm Edition: 17.5 × 47.5 cm Paper: Image: Hunt Institute collection 37 31 Carol Hartley, 2004 Garden] Abbey Tresco Protea cynaroides [painted at 58 × 48.5 cm Watercolor giftthe artist from Hunt Institute collection, 32 Hartley, Carol Puya chilensis [painted at Tresco Abbey Garden] 2004 Watercolor 70 × 50 cm Lent by the artist

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33 Hashi, Mayumi Encyclia cochleata 2004 Watercolor 47 × 34.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 34 Hashi, Mayumi Encyclia dickinsoniana 2005 Watercolor 45 × 33 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist

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35 Hegedüs, Celia Fritillaria meleagris 2002 Watercolor on vellum stretched over board 30.5 × 30.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 42

36 Hegedüs, Celia ‘Talisman’ [Tulipa] 2005 Watercolor on vellum stretched over board 51 × 51 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 37 43 Hegedüs, Celia ‘Columbine Flame’ [Tulipa] 2004 Watercolor on vellum stretched over board 51 × 51 cm Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Below: Right: 38 39 Holley, Caroline Holley, Caroline Rhododendron ‘Pink Pearl’ 2005 Acanthus longifolius 2005 Watercolor 46 × 39 cm Watercolor 52 × 37.5 cm Lent by the artist Hunt Institute collection

44 45 Below: Right: 40 41 Johnson, Karen Jones, Doreen Prairie dock 2004 Viburnum opulus ‘Fructu-Luteo’ 2005 Graphite on scratchboard 25 × 21.5 cm Watercolor 45.5 × 30.5 cm Lent by the artist Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist

46 47 48 Left: 42 Jones, Doreen Viburnum tinus ‘Pink Prelude’ 2005 Watercolor 45.5 × 30.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist

Below: 49 43 Jones, Lauretta Sage and Leaf, Salvia officinalis 2003 Watercolor 38.5 × 51.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 50 Left: Below: 44 45 Kamei, Yoshiko Kamei, Yoshiko Hydrangea 1999 Anemone 1998 Watercolor 42 × 30.5 cm Watercolor 42 × 30.5 cm Hunt Institution collection, gift from the artist Hunt Institution collection, gift from the artist

51 52 46 Ruriko Kato, Banksia 2003 38.5 × 50 cm Watercolor giftthe artist from Hunt Institute collection, 53 2003 47 LibbyKyer, ‘BuffaloCucurbita foetidissima Gourd’ pencil 28 × 35.5 cm Colored gift from Hunt Institute collection, the artist 54 Left: 55 48 McGlynn, Fiona Paphiopedilum callosum × venustum 2005 Watercolor 40 × 28.5 cm Lent by the artist

Right: 49 McGlynn, Fiona Phragmipedium schroderae 2005 Watercolor 55.5 × 32 cm Lent by the artist 56

50 Mima, Hiroko Ardisia crenata 2002 Watercolor 41.2 × 32.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 51 Mima, Hiroko Heracleum dulce 2006 Watercolor 57.2 × 44 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist

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52 Mizukami, Norio Punica granatum 2003 Watercolor 25.6 × 37.6 cm Lent by the artist 53 Mizukami, Norio Malus domestica ‘Tugaru’ 2006 Watercolor 25.6 × 37.6 cm Lent by the artist

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Above: Right: 54 55 Morino, Naomi Morino, Naomi Citrus limon (L.) Burm. f.-Rutaceae 2005 Mushrooms 2003 Gouache and watercolor on vellum 57 × 49.5 cm Watercolor 45 × 33.5 cm Lent by the artist Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 61 62 Left: Below: 56 57 Newman, Patricia Nicholson, Catharine Magnolia ‘Pink Goblet’ 2004 Lords and Ladies May 2001 Pencil and watercolor 36 × 26 cm Pen-and-ink 36.5 × 33 cm Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Hunt Institute collection

63 Below: Right: 58 59 Nicholson, Catharine Nishimoto, Mariko Lords and Ladies July 2001 Amaranthus tricolor 2004 Pen-and-ink 36.5 × 33 cm Watercolor 28.5 × 22.5 cm 64 Hunt Institute collection Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 65 66 Left: Below: 60 61 Noma, Keiko Noma, Keiko Corn 2001 Pumpkins 2001 Watercolor 55 × 38 cm Watercolor 38 × 28.5 cm Lent by the artist Lent by the artist

67 68 Left: Below: 62 63 Norton, Leonie Norton, Leonie Cyathea cooperi, Australian tree fern 2005 Grevillea ‘Moonlight’ 2005 Watercolor 52 × 64 cm Watercolor 70 × 92 cm Hunt Institute collection Hunt Institute collection

69 64 Ogawa, Tomoko Helleborus orientalis 2006 Watercolor 38.5 × 32.5 cm Lent by the artist

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65 Ogilvy, Susan Dandelion clocks 2001 Watercolor 30 × 25 cm Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton 2006 polypodioides) 66 Hillary Landemare Parker, Resurrection fern (Polypodium 29 × 35 cm Watercolor the artist Lent by

72 73 Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Alisa and Isaac M. 67 Hillary Landemare Parker, Cucurbita pepo 2005 58.5 × 76.5 cm Watercolor the collection of Lent from 74 Left: Below: 75 68 69 Pastoriza-Piñol, John Pastoriza-Piñol, John Arisaema taiwanense 2004 Aesculus indica 2005 Watercolor 79 × 58.5 cm Watercolor 21 × 39 cm Hunt Institute collection Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton 76 70 Phipps, Howard ‘Wistman’s Wood’ (Dartmoor) 1987 Wood engraving Image: 13 × 16.5 cm Paper: 25 × 27 cm Edition: 54/100 Hunt Institute collection 77

71 Phipps, Howard Primroses 1993 Wood engraving Image: 6.5 × 5 cm Paper: 19 × 17.5 cm Edition: 24/50 Hunt Institute collection 78 Left: Below: 72 73 Radding, Kelly Leahy Radding, Kelly Leahy Black-capped chickadee and Red pine 2002 American goldfinch and Magnolia 2006 79 Gouache on paper 38 × 30.5 cm Gouache on paper 50.5 × 37.5 cm Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Lent by Susan Frei Nathan Fine Works on Paper, New York, N.Y. 80 Below: Right: 74 75 Rauh, Dick Rauh, Dick Stewartia rostrata 2006 Leonurus cardiaca, Motherwort 2006 Watercolor 58 × 77 cm Watercolor 77 × 58 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 81 82

76 77 Rava, Silvana Rava, Silvana Allium carinatum 2006 Caltha palustris 2004 Watercolor 44 × 30 cm Watercolor 36.5 × 26.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Lent by the artist 83 Below: Right: 78 79 Saul, Margaret Anne Saul, Margaret Anne Large-flowered trillium (Trillium grandiflorum) 2006 Yellow mangosteen (Atractocarpus fitzalanii) 2003 Watercolor 46 × 42 cm Watercolor 46 × 35 cm Lent by the artist Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist

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80 Scullard, Sue The Cottage Garden, Sissinghurst 2003 Wood engraving Image: 20 × 10 cm Paper: 32 × 18 cm Edition: 68/300 Hunt Institute collection 87

81 Scullard, Sue Border at Great Dixter 2002 Wood engraving Image: 20 × 10 cm Paper: 32 × 18.5 cm Edition: 109/250 Hunt Institute collection 82 Searle, Elaine Echeveria laui 2004 Watercolor 33 × 24.5 cm Lent by the artist

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83 Searle, Elaine Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum 2004 Watercolor 33 × 24.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 84 Slocock, Shirley Zea mays 2005 Watercolor 54.5 × 45 cm Lent by the artist

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85 Slocock, Shirley Bignonia grandiflora 2006 Watercolor and pencil 38 × 27.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 86 Steele, Halina Alyogyne huegelii (Lilac hibiscus) and Rayed blue butterfly (Candalides heathi heathi) 2006 Watercolor 39.5 × 28 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist

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87 Steele, Halina Hibiscus meraukensis and Cotton harlequin bug (Tectocoris diophthalmus) 2004 Watercolor 39.5 × 28 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 88 Stockhaus, Eva August /Silene and Cichorum 1986 Wood engraving Image: 24.5 × 18.5 cm Paper: 30.5 × 27 Edition: Artist’s proof Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist

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89 Stockton, Peta Protea cynaroides whorl 2006 Watercolor 27 × 29.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 96 90 Stockton, Peta Protea coronata seed head 2005 Watercolor 35 × 40 cm Lent by the artist 97

91 Sutherland, Dianne Gloxinia 2002 Watercolor 51 × 50 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 98

92 Sykes, Sandy Ross Hedychium greenei 2004 Watercolor 41 × 31 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 93 Sykes, Sandy Ross Zingiber vinosum 2004 Watercolor 41 × 31 cm Lent by the artist

99 94 Takumi, Harue Japanese quince, Chaenomeles speciosa 2006 Watercolor 56.5 × 51.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 100 101

95 Thomas, Vicki Brunsvigia orientalis 2000 Watercolor 58 × 50.5 cm Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton 102

Above: Right: 96 97 Tosaki, Eriko Miki Tosaki, Eriko Miki Commelina communis L. 2006 Carthamus tinctorius L. 2006 Watercolor 47.5 × 32.5 cm Watercolor 47.5 × 31.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 103 98 Trickey, Julia Aesculus hippocastanum (Autumn Horse-chestnut leaf) 2005 Watercolor 55.5 × 42 cm Lent by the artist

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99 Trickey, Julia Fatsia japonica (dried leaf) 2005 Watercolor 55.5 × 41.5 cm Lent by the artist 106

100 van Niekerk, Sarah Chillies at West Dean 1996 Wood engraving Image: 19 × 12.5 cm Paper: 26.5 × 19 cm Edition: 2/100 Hunt Institute collection 101 van Niekerk, Sarah September 1993 Wood engraving Image: 20 × 15 cm Paper: 26.5 × 19 cm Edition: 34/100 Hunt Institute collection

107 Below: Right: 102 103 Waddington, Geri Watanabe, Noriko Acanthus 2002 Hydrangea quercifolia in fall 2005 Wood engraving Watercolor 57 × 38 cm Image: 17.5 × 12.5 cm Paper: 25.5 × 18 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Edition: 31/100 Hunt Institute collection

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Left: Above: 104 105 Watanabe, Noriko Weld, Carol O’G. Hydrangea quercifolia in late fall 2005 Gloriosa superba 2006 Watercolor 57 × 38 cm Watercolor 52.5 × 55.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 112 Left: 106 West-Sherring, Hazel Phlox paniculata ‘Sandringham’ and Phlox paniculata ‘Rijnstroom’ 2004 Watercolor 66.5 × 48 cm Lent by the artist 113

Right: 107 West-Sherring, Hazel Phlox paniculata ‘Monica Lynden-Bell’ 2004 Watercolor 63 × 24.5 cm Lent by the artist 37 × 54.5 cm

om the artist gift the artist from 114 Left: 108 Heidi Willis, capsules 2005 Eucalyptus 38 × cm Watercolor Hunt Institute collection, Below: 109 Heidi Willis, Chorisia speciosa 2003 Watercolor Hunt Institute collection, gift fr 115 116 Left: Below: 110 111 Yamane, Etsuko Yamane, Etsuko Polygonatum odoratum var. pluriflorum cv 2006 Physalis alkekengi 2006 Watercolor 57 × 42 cm Watercolor 31.5 × 40.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Lent by the artist

117 118 T h e A r t i s t s 119 120 Yukawa, T. 1999. Cremastra aphylla (Orchidaceae)—a new Abe, Fusako E. mycoparasitic species from Japan. Ann. Tsukuba Bot. b. Nagano, Japan, 17 March 1962 Gard. 18: 59–63. Yukawa, T. and T. Hashimoto. 1998. Studies on the orchid Address: flora ofVanuatu: I. Ann. Tsukuba Bot. Gard. 17: 63–67. 4841-1 Nagakura, Karuizawa, Kita-Saku, Nagano 389-0111 Yukawa, T. and K. Karasawa. 1997. Bulbophyllum hashimotoi Japan (Orchidaceae)—a new species from New Guinea. With a Education: taxonomic review on Bulbophyllum section Macrobulbon. Horticulture, Keisen Junior College, Kanagawa, 1980–1982 Ann. Tsukuba Bot. Gard. 16: 17–24. Studied botanical illustration with Junzo Fujishima and Post cards, Flower Studies I, II, 2004, 2006 Obara Masako, 1982–1988 B.A., Geography, Hosei University, Tokyo, 1988–1991 1 M.S., Fisheries Science, Tokyo University of Fisheries, Tokyo, Hemerocallis vesperitina 2005 1991–1993 Watercolor 59 × 46 cm The University Museum, The University of Tokyo, 1993– Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 1995 2 Career: Lilium formosanum 2005 Botanical artist, 1990– Watercolor 49 × 37 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Membership: Association for Studies of Picture Books Japanese Association of Botanical Illustration Royal Horticultural Society Media: Watercolor, pen-and-ink Group Exhibition(s): Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2006 One-Person Exhibition(s): Matsuo Art Gallery, Ueda, Japan, 2004, 2006 Musée d’art Mercian, Karuizawa, Japan, 2006 Honor(s)/Award(s): Silver Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2006 Work Reproduced In: Kurashige, Y. 1999. Rhododendron chilanshanense (Ericaceae), a new species from Taiwan. Edinburgh J. Bot. 56: 75–78. Yukawa, T. 1995. Dendrobium xusitae—a new natural hybrid from the Philippines. Ann. Tsukuba Bot. Gard. 14: 43–46. Yukawa, T. 1996. Phalaenopsis chibae (Orchidaceae)—a new species from Vietnam. Ann. Tsukuba Bot. Gard. 15: 19–22. Yukawa, T. 1997. Dendrobium ejirii (Orchidaceae)—a new species from Vietnam. Ann. Tsukuba Bot. Gard. 16: 25–28. Yukawa, T. 1998. Two new species of Dendrobium (Orchidaceae) from Borneo. Lindleyana 13: 28–30. acharya, milly Honor(s)/Award(s): 121 Best Painting Award for Lathyrus odoratus, 8th Annual b. Patna, India, 31 March 1951 International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, 2005 Address: Judges’ Award of Excellence for Tropaeolum majus, Blossom: 145 Hawthorne Place, Ithaca, NY 14850 USA The Art of Flowers, 2007 Email: [email protected] Collections: Web site: www.botanix.org Joseph Dallett, Ithaca, N.Y. Education: Work Reproduced In: B.Ed. (English Honors), Education, Delhi University, Acharya, M. 1998. The Ramayana for Young Readers. New Delhi, India, 1971 New Delhi: HarperCollins Publishers India. M.A., Education, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y., 1978–1983, 1991 Bookpress Cornell University, 1992–2001 Dragon Parade Gautam Buddha, forthcoming Career: Illustrated Mahabharata, HarperCollins, forthcoming Botanical illustrator, author-illustrator, E.S.L. teacher Kaleidoscope Researcher, Cornell University, 1993–1995; Library cataloger, Note cards, Acorn Designs 1995–2002 Plantations Newsletter Membership: South Asia Newsletter American Society of Botanical Artists Bibliography: Learning Partners/Literacy Volunteers, Community Arts American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural Partnership, Tompkins County Society of New York. 2005, 2006. 8th and 9th Annual Media: International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition(s). New Watercolor, pen-and-ink, pencil, gouache York, N.Y.: ASBA and HSNY. [Exhibition catalogues.] Ursus Books and Prints, Ltd. 2004. Natura: Botanical and Group Exhibition(s): Natural History Works on Paper. New York, N.Y.: Ursus Lakefront Gallery, Ithaca, N.Y., 2003 Books and Prints, Ltd. [Exhibition catalogue.] Natura: Botanical and Natural History Works on Paper, Ursus Books and Prints, Ltd., New York, N.Y., 2004 3 Cayuga Gallery, Ithaca, N.Y., 2005 Alcea rosea 2005 Community School of Music & Art, 2005 Watercolor 48 × 37 cm 8th and 9th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, Lent by the artist American Society of Botanical Artists and Horticultural 4 Society of New York, New York, N.Y., 2005, 2006 Cleome 2006 Art on the Mountain, Battleboro, Vt., 2006 Watercolor 57 × 38.5 cm Beauty of Botany, International Juried Exhibition of the Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist American Society of Botanical Artists, Pacific Science Center, Seattle, Wash., 2006 Portrait Photo Credit: Sheryl D. Sinkow Photography Blossom: The Art of Flowers, Susan K. Black Foundation, Arnold Hall, Houston Museum of Natural Science, Houston, Tex., 2007 One-Person Exhibition(s): Autumn Leaves Gallery, Ithaca, N.Y., 2003, 2004 Gimme!, Ithaca, N.Y., 2003, 2004 Moksha Gallery, Toronto, 2003 Cayuga Twilight, Invitational show, Ithaca, N.Y., 2005 Moosewood Restaurant, Ithaca, N.Y., 2005, 2007 King Ferry Winery, 2006 122 Honor(s)/Award(s): Bean, Deirdre Award for Excellence, Inaugural botanical illustration course, b. Newcastle, Australia, 15 March 1960 Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, 1999 Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2006 Address: 27 Rutherford Avenue, Cronulla, New South Wales 2230 Collections: Australia Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Email: [email protected] Private collections in Australia, England, and the United States Education: Arts degree (incomplete), University of Newcastle Commissions: General Nursing, Royal Newcastle Hospital Numerous private commissions in Australia, the United Postgraduate Operating Theatre Nursing, Royal Prince Kingdom, and the United States Alfred Hospital, 1985–1987 Work Reproduced In: Botanical Illustration, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, 1999 Christmas card, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, 2004 Various botanical illustration workshops Cover, The Gardens: Newsletter of the Friends of the Royal Printmaking with Laura Stark, Hazelhurst Art Gallery, Botanic Gardens Sydney Gymea, 2005 Postcard, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney B.A., Art, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, 2007– 5 Career: Aechmea ‘Pink Rocket’ 2006 Botanical artist, 1999– Watercolor 56 × 47 cm Practice Manager (General Surgery), Miranda, Australia, Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 1974– Botanical art teacher, masterclass, Hazelhurst Art Gallery, 6 Gymea, 2007 Cynara scolymus, Globe artichoke 2003 Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, 1985–1987 Watercolor 26 × 18 cm Nursing, Royal Newcastle Hospital, 1979–1985 Lent by the artist Membership: Botanical Art Society of Australia Florilegium Society at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Honorary Secretary Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Royal Horticultural Society Medium: Watercolor Group Exhibition(s): Summer Art Exhibition, Winchester, England, 1992 Botanica, Annual Botanical Art Exhibition of the Friends of The Gardens, Lion Gate Lodge, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Fernbrook Gallery, Kurrajong Heights, New South Wales, 2005 Printed matter, Hazelhurst Community Gallery, Gymea, Sydney, 2005 Art of Nature, Fernbrook Gallery, Kurrajong Heights, New South Wales, 2006 Botanica 2006: The Masters’ Exhibition, Friends of The Gardens, Maiden Theatre, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, 2006 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2006 6th and 10th Annual International Juried Botanical Art 123 Best, Margaret Exhibition, American Society of Botanical Artists and b. South Africa, 11 October 1951 Horticultural Society of New York, New York, N.Y., 2003, 2007 Address: Botanical Bounty, Flinn Gallery, Greenwich Library, 3017 Fourth Street, SW, Calgary, Alberta T2S 1X9 Canada Greenwich, Conn., 2004 Email: [email protected] Fresh Cut, International Juried Exhibition of the American Education: Society of Botanical Artists, Frederick R. Weisman Art Drawing and painting under private tutorage with Museum, Minneapolis, Minn., 2005 South African artist Betty Clur, 1960–1968 10 Botanical Artists, J. B. Aird Gallery, Toronto, 2007 B.Ed., Art and Math, Cape Town Teachers’ Training College, One-Person Exhibition(s): South Africa, 1970–1973 Artisan Gallery, 1992 Botanical master watercolor classes with Anne-Marie Evans, 2001; Katie Lee, 2002; Pandora Sellars, 2005 Honor(s)/Award(s): Calgary Olympics, 1988 Career: YMCA Woman of the Year, Contribution to the Arts, 1989 Teacher, botanical illustration, two 2-day workshops, Huntington Botanical Gardens, Calif., 2006 Collections: Teacher, botanical illustration, organized and facilitated 5-day Private collections in Australia, Canada, England, Scotland, Pandora Sellars’ Workshop, 2006 South Africa, and the United States Art Teacher, private tuition, 1998–2007 Vice President, Screenflex Inks Canada Ltd. (business with Commissions: husband), 1987–2007 Numerous private commissions Vice President, Alberta Arts Council Board of Directors, Bibliography: 1984–1989 American Society of Botanical Artists. 2003. North American Teacher, Art and Math, British Embassy School, Tehran, Iran, Western Region Exhibit. Loveland, Colo.: ASBA. 1978–1979 [Exhibition catalogue.] Teacher and Head of Art Department, Rustenburg School American Society of Botanical Artists. 2005. Fresh Cut. New for Girls, Rondebosch, Cape Town, 1973–1975 York, N.Y.: ASBA. [Exhibition catalogue.] Membership: American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural American Society of Botanical Artists Society of New York. 2003, 2007. 6th and 10th Annual Botanical Artists Guild of Southern California International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition(s). New York, N.Y.: ASBA and HSNY. [Exhibition catalogues.] Media: Watercolor, pastel, colored pencil, graphite, mixed media 7 Mespilus germanica 2006 Group Exhibition(s): Watercolor 29 × 18 cm Colorado Floracultural Foundation, Denver Botanic Gardens, Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Denver, Colo., 2002 Spring Blooms in the Rockies, Annual Exhibit of the Rocky Mountain Society of Botanical Artists, Joan Duncan Gallery, Littleton, Colo., 2002 North American Western Region Exhibit, American Society of Botanical Artists, Loveland Museum/Gallery, Loveland, Colo., 2003 124 de Boor, Elisabeth Byrnes, Bev b. Stolp, Pommern, Germany, 26 November 1936 b. Columbus, Ohio, 29 September 1964 Address: Address: 241 Langdon Street #104, Madison, WI 53703 USA 6162 NE 195th Court, Kenmore, WA 98028 USA Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web site: www.bevbyrnes.com Education: Sculpture, Hochschule für Bildende Künste, Hamburg, Education: Germany, 1959–1961 Liberal arts studies, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, Wash., B.A., Graphic Design (Printmaking), Oklahoma State 1983–1985 University, Stillwater, 1980–1986 B.A., Social Welfare, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash., 1986–1988 Career: Master’s, Teaching and Education, Seattle University, Seattle, Volunteer illustrator, University of Wisconsin Arboretum, Wash., 1992–1993 1995–2004 Various drawing and painting classes, Gage Academy of Art Housewife, 1961–1982 (formerly Seattle Academy of Fine Art), Seattle, Wash., Membership: 1999– American Society of Botanical Artists Juliette Aristides Classical Atelier (classical art training in the tradition of the Old Masters), Gage Academy of Art, Media: Seattle, Wash., 2006– Etching, lithography, pencil Career: Group Exhibition(s): Freelance artist, Seattle, Wash., 2004– Botanical illustration exhibit, Juried Northwest Regional Workshop Instructor, The Pencil Rendered Botanical, Center Symposium, Bellingham, Wash., 1979 for Urban Horticulture, University of Washington, 2005 Juried Midwest Regional Exhibit, Olbrich Garden, Madison, Family and child development specialist, Seattle, Wash., Wis., 1998 1995–1999 Art in Science, American Society of Botanical Artists and Elementary school teacher, Seattle, Wash., 1993–1995 Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, Missouri Botanical Business banking assistant, Seattle, Wash., 1988–1992 Garden, 1999 Focus on Nature VIII and IX, New York State Museum, Albany, Membership: N.Y., 2004, 2006 American Society of Botanical Artists Pacific Northwest Botanical Artists Work Reproduced In: Arboretum NewsLeaf [Friends of the Arboretum newsletter], Media: University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1995– Graphite pencil, oil Bibliography: Group Exhibition(s): New York State Museum. 2004, 2006. Focus on Nature VIII 9th Annual Student Exhibition, Seattle Academy of Fine Art, and IX. Albany, N.Y.: New York State Museum. University Heights Center, Seattle, Wash., 2001 [Exhibition catalogues.] Studio Show, Seattle Academy of Fine Art, University Heights Center, Seattle, Wash., 2002 8 8th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, Fragaria virginiana, Wild strawberry 2003 American Society of Botanical Artists and Horticultural Pencil 30.5 × 23 cm Society of New York, New York, N.Y., 2005 Lent by the artist Juried Botanical Art Show, Merrill Hall Opening, Center for Portrait Photo Credit: Timothy McGovern Urban Horticulture, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash., 2005 7th Annual Botanical Art Exhibition, Filoli, Woodside, Calif., 125 2005 Cappello, Carolyn J. Beauty of Botany, International Juried Exhibition of the b. San Diego, California, 9 December 1937 American Society of Botanical Artists, Pacific Science Address: Center, Seattle, Wash., 2006 13176 Lake Wildwood Drive, Penn Valley, CA 95946 USA Garden Gallery, Portland Home and Garden Show, Portland Email: [email protected] Metropolitan Exposition Center, Portland, Ore., 2006 Education: Honor(s)/Award(s): B.S. (Honors and Distinction), Health Science, 1973; M.A., Best of Show, 9th Annual Student Exhibition, 2001 Health Science, San Diego State University, San Diego, Commissions: Calif., 1976 Jim and Alice O’Kelly, Folsom, Calif. Self-taught artist, 1986– Bibliography: Career: American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural Watercolor artist, 1986– Society of New York. 2005. 8th Annual International Health Science Specialist, American Lung Association; Juried Botanical Art Exhibition. New York, N.Y.: ASBA Department of Defense, 1976–1989 and HSNY. [Exhibition catalogue.] Membership: Parker, C. 6 April 2006. Bev Byrnes: A Review of American Society of Botanical Artists Ms. Byrnes’ Botanical Drawings. Lines and Colors. California Watercolor Association, Signature Member http://www.linesandcolors.com Filoli Florilegium 9 National Museum of Women in the Arts, Charter Member Allium sativum, Braided market garlic 2005 Medium: Graphite 35.5 × 28 cm Watercolor Lent by the artist Group Exhibition(s): 10 Over 85 local, regional, national and international juried Beta vulgaris, Golden beet 2004 exhibitions and shows, 1986– Graphite 33.5 × 20.5 cm Los Angeles Plate & Collectible Show, Los Angeles, Calif., Lent by the artist 1987 11 Mid-West Watercolor Society Annual National/First National Coprinus comatus, Shaggy mane mushroom 2005 Traveling Exhibitions, Green Bay, Wis., 1989 Graphite 35.5 × 27 cm Four-Person Exhibition, Knowles Gallery, La Jolla, Calif., Lent by the artist 1990 National League of American Pen Women National 12 Exhibition, Washington, D.C., 1992 Cucurbita pepo, Warty gourd 2005 Rocky Mountain National Water Media Exhibition, Foothills Graphite 28 × 21.5 cm Art Center, Golden, Colo., 1992, 1998 Lent by the artist Triton Museum of Art Juried Biennial Exhibition, Santa Clara, Calif., 1992, 1994 Western Colorado Watercolor Society Annual National Juried Exhibition, Grand Junction, Colo., 1992, 1994 23rd, 24th, and 26th Annual Open Exhibition, California Watercolor Association, Oakland, Calif., 1992, 1993, 1995 Sacramento International Fine Art Show, Sacramento, Calif., 1995 California Species Exhibition, Oakland Museum of California, 1997, 2000 Louisiana Watercolor Society International Exhibition, New Orleans, La., 1997 126 American Society of Botanical Artists Regional Exhibition, Work Reproduced In: Filoli, Woodside, Calif., 1999 Floral and botanical note cards, Texan House, 1987–1989 3rd and 8th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, Floral note cards, C. R. Gibson, 1991–1994 American Society of Botanical Artists and Horticultural Numerous floral and botanical note cards, Apple Orchard Society of New York, New York, N.Y., 2000, 2005 Press, 1989–1994 5th Annual Botanical Art Exhibition, Filoli, Woodside, Calif., Numerous self-published museum-quality floral, botanical 2003 and still life limited edition prints, 145 S/N; full line of North American Western Region Exhibit, American Society of floral, botanical and still life note cards, 1994– Botanical Artists, Loveland Museum/Gallery, Loveland, Open edition floral and still life prints (39), Scafa/Modern Colo., 2003 Art Group, 1998 The Northwest Exhibition of Botanical Art, American Society of Botanical Artists, Portland Home and Garden Show, Bibliography: Portland, Ore., 2003 American Society of Botanical Artists. 2003. North American Western Region Exhibit. Loveland, Colo.: ASBA. One-Person Exhibition(s): [Exhibition catalogue.] Michael P. Vargas Gallery, Mission College, San Jose, Calif., American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural 1992 Society of New York. 2000, 2005. 3rd and 8th Annual Nevada City Picture Framing & Gallery, Nevada City, Calif., International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition(s). New 1998, 1999, 2001 York, N.Y.: ASBA and HSNY. [Exhibition catalogues.] Baier, G. 1993. The color green. Watercolor: An American Honor(s)/Award(s): Artist Publication Second Place, Los Angeles Plate & Collectible Show, 1987 Baier, G. 1997. The color violet. Watercolor: An American Second Place, National League of American Pen Women Artist Publication National Exhibition, 1992 Baier, G. 1999. The color gray. Watercolor: An American Award of Merit, Olympiad of the Arts, Mission Colleges Artist Publication Foundation, Villa Montalvo Gallery, Saratoga, Calif., Cappello, C. J. 2000. The California poppy project. Botanical 1993 Artist [American Society of Botanical Artists newsletter] Award of Merit, Sacramento International Fine Art Show, 14. 1995 Doherty, M. S. 1998. Color, A Collection of Articles on Color Honorable Mention, Louisiana Watercolor Society and Color Mixing. International Exhibition, 1997 Filoli Center. 2003. 5th Annual Botanical Art Exhibition. Best of Show, American Society of Botanical Artists Regional Woodside, Calif.: Filoli. [Exhibition catalogue.] Exhibition, Filoli, 1999 Holyer, E. 1994. The art of being an artist. South Bay Accent Best Artist, Artfest Sacramento, Sacramento, Calif., 2000 Magazine Award of Merit, North American Western Region Exhibit, 2003 13 Collections: Hemerocallis, Bronze daylilies 2004 Filoli Florilegium, Woodside, Calif., three paintings and one Watercolor 62 × 50 cm study Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Commissions: 14 California Governor Gray Davis and First Lady Sharon Hemerocallis, Yellow daylilies 2002 Davis, California Poppy (state flower) painting to adorn Watercolor 58 × 44 cm the 2002 state holiday gift ornament and 50 different Lent by the artist watercolors of California Poppy as gifts to dignitaries during Governor’s European Trade Mission, 1999 Saratoga Horticultural Research Foundation, San Martin, Calif., four California natives, 1993–1994 Private collectors One-Person Exhibition(s): 127 Chung, Kang L. Capricorn Galleries, Bethesda, Md., 1982, 1984 b. Guangzhou, China, 21 October 1947 Staempfli Gallery, New York, N.Y., 1985, 1987, 1990, 1992 Gallery Triform, Taipei, Taiwan, 1989 Address: Hong Kong Institute for Promotion of Chinese Culture, 4119 147th Street 2/F, Flushing, NY 11355 USA Hong Kong, 1989 Email: [email protected] White Gallery, Franklin Lakes, N.J., 1990 Education: Art Gallery of Jewish Community Center, Tenafly, N.J., 1991 Art School, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Guangzhou, Gallery of Central Institute of Fine Arts (traveling China, 1962 exhibition), Beijing, China, 1991 Self-taught in Chinese ink painting and calligraphy, Museum of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (traveling Guangzhou, China, 1962–1972 exhibition), Guangzhou, China, 1991 Shanghai Art Museum (traveling exhibition), Shanghai, Career: China, 1991 Overseas Artist, Guandong Art Institute, Guangzhou, China, The Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan, 1992 1998– New Trends Gallery, Taichung, Taiwan, 1993 Special Contributor, Art Research (magazine), Beijing, China, G. Zen 50 Art Gallery, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 1994 1996– Chinese American Arts Council (traveling exhibition), Instructor of Drawing, School of Visual Arts, New York, N.Y., Gallery 456, New York, N.Y., 1995 1991–1999 Home Gallery (traveling exhibition), Taipei, Taiwan, 1995 Special Contributor, The Gallery (magazine), Guangzhou, National Art Museum of China (traveling exhibition), China, 1990 Beijing, China, 1995 Visiting Professor, Art Department, Jianghan University, Trigram Fine Arts (traveling exhibition), Hong Kong, 1995 Wuhan, China, 1989 Neocitizen Gallery, Hualien, Taiwan, 1997 Honorary Board Director, The Hubei Institute of Arts and Shenzhen Art Museum, Shenzhen, China, 1997 Crafts, Wuhan, China, 1989 Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China, 1998 Media: Living Room Gallery, Saint Peter’s Church, New York, N.Y., Oil, graphite, colored pencil 2002 Sheltering Sky, Taipei, Taiwan, 2005 Group Exhibition(s): Beijing Jia Art Gallery, 798 Art District, Beijing, China, 2006 Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio, 1981, National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China, 2006 1982, 1987 Montgomery College, Rockville, Md., 1983 Honor(s)/Award(s): Taipei Fine Art Museum, Taipei, Taiwan, 1983 Jurors Special Mention, 45th Annual National Midyear Show, Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, Ark., 1984, 1991, 1992, The Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio, 2000, 2001–2002 1984 Staempfli Gallery, New York, N.Y., 1984, 1989, 1991 Certificate of Merit Award (art credit), American Eastern Capricorn Galleries, Bethesda, Md., 1985, 1987, 1994 Cultural Foundation, New England Center for Guangdong Art Institute, Guangzhou, China, 1986, 1999 Contemporary Art, Brooklyn, Conn., 2001 Asian American Arts Center, New York, N.Y., 1988 Collections: Taipei Art Gallery, Chinese Cultural Center, New York, N.Y., American Express, New York, N. Y. 1988, 1996, 1998, 2001–2002 Boise Art Museum, Boise, Idaho Cherng Piin Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan, 1990 Dallas Museum of Art, I. C. Deal Collection, Dallas, Tex. China House of Arts, New York, N.Y., 1990 E. F. Hutton & Company, New York, N. Y. Trigram Fine Arts, Hong Kong, 1993, 2000 Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China Louisville Visual Art Association, Louisville, Ky., 1994 Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Home Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan, 1995, 1996 IDS Corporation Headquarters, Minneapolis, Minn. Asian Fusion Gallery, Asian Culture Center, New York, N.Y., Lamalie Amrop International, New York, N. Y. 1999, 2005 Mountain Art Culture and Education Foundation, Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China, 1999 Kaohsiung, Taiwan Kaohsiung Museum of Arts, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 2001 National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China Las Vegas Art Museum, Las Vegas, Nev., 2001–2002 Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai, China Asia Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan, 2002 Shenzhen Art Museum, Shenzhen, China Taipei Fine Art Museum, Taipei, Taiwan 128 Bibliography: Ma, T.-C. 1989. The one-sidedness of cultural mentality is Boettger, S. 1991. Elemental Allusions. Beijing, Shanghai, and overcome. New Evening Post (Hong Kong) Guangzhou, China. [Exhibition catalogue.] Mealyer, M. 1986. Drawing on cultures from East and West. Boettger, S. 1991. Artention (Hong Kong) Hong Kong Standard But, A. 1989. A Folio of Contemporary Works by Hong Raynor, V. 1984. Art review: The art of drawing III, Staempfli Kong and Overseas Artists, Part II. Hong Kong: Gallery. New York Times The Education Publishing Limited. Shao, D. 1987. A style of its own. Yishu Shijie [The Art Chan, D. 1989. Interview with a Chinese American artist, World] (Shanghai) Kang L. Chung. Economic Journal (Hong Kong) Shao, D. 1991. Introduction. In: Gallery of Central Institute Chen, Y.-T. 1985. Discussion on the landscape paintings by of Fine Arts. 1991. Kang L. Chang: Recent Paintings and Kang L. Chung. Ming Pao Monthly (Hong Kong) Drawings. Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, China. Chen, Y.-T. 1985. The dialogue of shape and its shadow. [Exhibition catalogue.] Artist Magazine (Taipei) Shao, D. 1995. Introduction. In: Exhibition catalogue. Beijing: Chen, Y.-T. 1989. Introduction. In: Exhibition catalogue. National Art Museum of China; Hong Kong: Trigram Taipei: Gallery Triform. Fine Arts. Cheung, A. 1992. The landscape in composing grids, Shao, D. 2006. Truth with Fantasy, Reality with Curiosity: On paintings of Kang L. Chung. Contemporary (Taipei) the Paintings of Kang L. Chung. Beijing: National Art Chin, S. 1994. Landscape in the form of grids. Hsiung Shih Museum of China. Art Monthly (Taipei) Shaw-Eagle, J. 1982. Art review. The Journal (Maryland) Chin, S. 1994. Modern Home (Hong Kong) Staempfli, G. W. 1985. Introduction. In: Exhibition catalogue. Fishman, R. B. 1983. Introduction. In. R. B. Fishman and New York, N.Y.: Staempfli Gallery. R. D. Abramson. 1983. Graphite: A Collector’s Choice. Staempfli, G. W. 1987. Interview with Kang L. Chung. In: Rockville, Md.: Montgomery College Art Gallery. Exhibition catalogue. New York, N.Y.: Staempfli Gallery. [Exhibition catalogue.] Staempfli, G. W. 1989. Introduction. In: The Hong Kong Geracimos, A. 1984. Drawing, the line between artist and Institute for Promotion of Chinese Culture. 1989. collector. American Artist Kang L. Chung: Paintings and Drawings. Hong Kong. Guo, S. 1986. Paintings by Kang L. Chung. Meiyu [Exhibition catalogue.] [Aesthetics] (Changsa, China) Wachunas, T. 1990. It’s a day for art in the park. The Phoenix Heilenman, D. 1994. Review: Exhibition at Louisville Visual (Brooklyn, N.Y.) Art Association. The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Ky.) Wang, Q. 1995. Introduction. In: Exhibition catalogue. Hoi, S. C. T. 1994. The art of Eastern Tao, the Western way. Beijing: National Art Museum of China; Hong Kong: In: Y. K. Chan, K.-K. Kan, M. J. Loh and S. C.-T. Hoi. Trigram Fine Arts. 1994. Orientations: Works of Eight Chinese-American Wang, Q. 1995. Meishu [Fine Art] (Beijing) Artists. Washington, D.C.: Friends of Hong Kong/Macao Wolff, T. F. 1984. Try the thumb test, the many masks of Association. [Exhibition catalogue.] modern art. Christian Science Monitor Huang, Y. 1987. The window is open. Meishu [Fine Art] Wong, W. 1989. Introduction. In: The Hong Kong Institute (Beijing) for Promotion of Chinese Culture. 1989. Kang Kloner, J. 1995. Exhibition Reviews: Orientations at L. Chung: Paintings and Drawings. Hong Kong. Louisville Visual Art Association. Asian Art News [Exhibition catalogue.] (Hong Kong) Wong, W. 1989. 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Chung. Guangzhou, Rua José Bonifacio 267, CEP-25685-261- Petrópolis, China. [Exhibition catalogue.] Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Zhu, N. 1991. Introduction. In: Gallery of Central Institute of Email: [email protected] Fine Arts. 1991. Kang L. Chung: Recent Paintings and Drawings. Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, China. Education: [Exhibition catalogue.] D.Sc. (Superior Level), Geology 15 Career: Apricots 2006 Self-taught artist Colored pencil 30.5 × 21.5 cm Geologist, Conpetro Geophysics SA, 1981–1992 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Membership: 16 Associação de Artistas Wildlife Brasil, Brazil Wildlife Artists’ Peppers 2006 Association Colored pencil 30.5 × 21.5 cm Atelier Etienne Demonte, Founder Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Media: Acrylic on canvas and paper, watercolor and gouache Group Exhibition(s): The Brazilian Foundation for the Preservation of Nature Anniversary (Collective), Botanic Garden, Rio de Janeiro, 1989 Itatiaia, An Artistic View, Botanic Garden, Rio de Janeiro, 1992 Barão de Mauá House, a homage to Fernando Henrique Cardoso, President of Brazil, on visiting Petrópolis, 1997 Art Expo, New York, 1998, 2000 SESC—Etienne Demonte and his disciples I and II, Petrópolis, 1998, 2000 Botanical Artists of the World I and II, Tryon & Swann Gallery, London, 1998; Tryon Gallery, London, 2001 One-Person Exhibition(s): Associação de Artistas Wildlife Brasil, 32nd Anniversary of FBCN, Urca, Rio de Janeiro, 1990 Nature in Art Museum and Art Gallery, Wallsworth Hall, Gloucester, 1991 Botanic Garden, Rio de Janeiro, 1991 The Journalists Syndicate, The Environment in Newspaper, Periodical Release, Belo Horizonte, Mato Grosso, 1992 D. Afonso’s Mansion, Art, Antiques and Decoration, Petrópolis, 1992 Brazilian Post, 70th Anniversary, Petrópolis, 1992 Wildlife Art Gallery, Lavenham, Suffolk, 1994 Chris Beetles Gallery, St. James, London, 1994 Chez Cox‑Wildlife Art, Atelier Etienne Demonte, Petrópolis, 1995 The Naturalists: Science, Love and Art, BNDES (Development National Bank), 1995/1996 Atelier Etienne Demonte Paintings, 28th Meeting of Inter- American Navies, Petrópolis, 1996 130 Boehringer Gallery, Hobe Sound, Fl., 1996, 1998, 2000 Marty Whaley Adams Gallery, Charleston, S.C., 1998 Demonte, Rodrigo b. Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 21 August 1961 Honor(s)/Award(s): Medalha 22 de Abril, A medal for Demonte family conferred Address: by Sarah Kubitschek Cultural Foundation, 2001 Rua José Bonifacio 267, CEP-25685-261- Petrópolis, First Place for Pantanal Jaguar CD, 3rd Prix Mobius-Brasil Rio de Janeiro, Brazil premium Email: [email protected] Collections: Education: Dr. Shirley Sherwood Collection, London M.Sc. (Superior Level), Agronomy Numerous private collections Career: Work Reproduced In: Self-taught artist Michahelles, K. 1991. Wildlife Art—Book of Ecology. Agronomist, National Soil Research Center—EMBRAPA, Pantanal Jaguar, CD about development, research and 2002 paintings of landscapes, fauna and flora in the Pantanal Agronomist, Agriculture State Government Department— SEAAPI, Rio de Janeiro, 1999–2002 Bibliography: Art—The science in frame. 1992. Globo Ciência 15: 70–71. Membership: Cardoso, E. B. 1988. Love of nature. Globo Rural October, Associação de Artistas Wildlife Brasil, Brazil Wildlife Artists’ p. 6. Association Costa, C. 1990. Demonte’s Art—The nature alive—2nd Atelier Etienne Demonte, Founder book. Jornal do Brasil 14 September, p. 6. Media: Ecologists celebrate 30 years—2nd book. 1989. Jornal do Watercolor and gouache, acrylic on paper and canvas Brasil 8 March, p. 4. Palmério, D. 1988. They paint for love of nature. Globo Rural Group Exhibition(s): 33: 40–48. The Brazilian Foundation for the Preservation of Nature [Interview with Etienne, André and Rodrigo Demonte.] Anniversary (Collective), Botanic Garden, Rio de 1989. Rádio Ministério da Educação—Brazil Janeiro, 1989 Salviano Filho, P. 1990. A visit to Etienne Demonte’s Atelier. Itatiaia, An Artistic View, Botanic Garden, Rio de Janeiro, 1992 Atualidades Ornitológicas 34: 6–8. Barão de Mauá House, a homage to Fernando Henrique Sherwood, S. 2001. A Passion for Plants: Contemporary Cardoso, President of Brazil, on visiting Petrópolis, 1997 Botanical Masterworks from the Shirley Sherwood Art Expo, New York, 1998, 2000 Collection. London: Cassell. Pp. 58–59. [Exhibition SESC—Etienne Demonte and his disciples I and II, catalogue.] Petrópolis, 1998, 2000 Trapnell, D. 1988. Wildlife Art News. March/April. Botanical Artists of the World I and II, Tryon & Swann Gallery, Tryon Gallery. 2001. Botanical Artists of the World II. London, 1998; Tryon Gallery, London, 2001 London: Tryon Gallery. [Exhibition catalogue.] One-Person Exhibition(s): TV Bandeirante, TV Educativa, TV Globo (Globo Ecologia), Associação de Artistas Wildlife Brasil, 32nd Anniversary of TV Manchete, TV Serra, 1991, 1992, 1994–1997 FBCN, Urca, Rio de Janeiro, 1990 17 Nature in Art Museum and Art Gallery, Wallsworth Hall, Laelia purpurata 1999 Gloucester, 1991 Watercolor and acrylic 73 × 51 cm Botanic Garden, Rio de Janeiro, 1991 Lent by the artist The Journalists Syndicate, The Environment in Newspaper, Periodical Release, Belo Horizonte, Mato Grosso, 1992 Portrait Photo Credit: Rodrigo Demonte D. Afonso’s Mansion, Art, Antiques and Decoration, Petrópolis, 1992 Brazilian Post, 70th Anniversary, Petrópolis, 1992 Wildlife Art Gallery, Lavenham, Suffolk, 1994 Chris Beetles Gallery, St. James, London, 1994 Chez Cox‑Wildlife Art, Atelier Etienne Demonte, Petrópolis, 1995 The Naturalists: Science, Love and Art, BNDES (Development 131 National Bank), 1995/1996 Eyston Elwes, Josephine Atelier Etienne Demonte Paintings, 28th Meeting of Inter- b. London, England, 30 September 1928 American Navies, Petrópolis, 1996 Boehringer Gallery, Hobe Sound, Fl., 1996, 1998, 2000 Address: Marty Whaley Adams Gallery, Charleston, S.C., 1998 The Wheatlands, Winslow, Bromyard, Herefordshire HR7 4LP England Honor(s)/Award(s): Medalha 22 de Abril, A medal for Demonte family conferred Education: by Sarah Kubitschek Cultural Foundation, 2001 The Franklin School of Design, New York, N.Y. First Place for Pantanal Jaguar CD, 3rd Prix Mobius-Brasil Heatherly School of Art, London premium Byam Shaw School of Art, London Short courses, English Gardening School, Chelsea Physic Collections: Garden, London Dr. Shirley Sherwood Collection, London Study with Anne-Marie Evans, Jenny Phillips and Numerous private collections Gillian Barlow Work Reproduced In: Membership: Michahelles, K. 1991. Wildlife Art—Book of Ecology. Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society Pantanal Jaguar, CD about development, research and Medium: paintings of landscapes, fauna and flora in the Pantanal Watercolor Bibliography: Group Exhibition(s): Art—The science in frame. 1992. Globo Ciência 15: 70–71. Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society, Munich; London Cardoso, E. B. 1988. Love of nature. Globo Rural October, Flowers and Gardens, Annual Open Exhibition of the Society p. 6. of Botanical Artists, Central Hall Westminster, London Costa, C. 1990. Demonte’s Art—The nature alive—2nd John Martin Gallery, London book. Jornal do Brasil 14 September, p. 6. Royal Society of Birmingham Artists, Birmingham Ecologists celebrate 30 years—2nd book. 1989. Jornal do Ursus Books & Prints, New York, N.Y. Brasil 8 March, p. 4. Palmério, D. 1988. They paint for love of nature. Globo Rural Collections: 33: 40–48. Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton [Interview with Etienne, André and Rodrigo Demonte.] The artist’s work has been selected for inclusion in the 1989. Rádio Ministério da Educação—Brazil ‘Highgrove Florilegium’ presently being created Salviano Filho, P. 1990. A visit to Etienne Demonte’s Atelier. under the aegis of The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Atualidades Ornitológicas 34: 6–8. Foundation to celebrate and record in a permanent way Sherwood, S. 2001. A Passion for Plants: Contemporary the flora in the garden at Highgrove. Botanical Masterworks from the Shirley Sherwood Collection. London: Cassell. Pp. 250–251. [Exhibition 19 catalogue.] Black hollyhock 2000 Trapnell, D. 1988. Wildlife Art News. March/April. Watercolor 56.5 × 38 cm Tryon Gallery. 2001. Botanical Artists of the World II. Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton London: Tryon Gallery. [Exhibition catalogue.] TV Bandeirante, TV Educativa, TV Globo (Globo Ecologia), TV Manchete, TV Serra, 1991, 1992, 1994–1997 18 Strelitzia reginae 2002 Acrylic and gouache 73 × 35 cm Lent by the artist Portrait Photo Credit: André Demonte 132 Gianangeli, Alison Collections: Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton b. Melbourne, Australia, 7 March 1938 State Botanical Collection, Victoria, Australia Numerous private collections Address: 5 St. Leonards Road, Ascot Vale, Victoria 3032 Australia Bibliography: Cohn, H. and J. Thurlow. 2003. Nature’s Art Revealed: Education: 150 Years of Botanical Art at the National Herbarium Associate Diploma, Art (Pottery), Royal Melbourne Institute of Victoria, 1853–2003. Melbourne: Royal Botanic of Technology, Melbourne, Victoria, 1954–1957 Gardens Melbourne. [Exhibition catalogue.] Industrial experience, Spode, W. T. Copeland & Sons Ltd., Stoke-on-Trent, England, 1958 20 Trained Technical Teacher’s Certificate, Technical Teachers’ Sarracenia umlauftiana 2004 College, Toorak, Victoria, 1959 Watercolor 35 × 43 cm Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Career: Art teacher, various schools, Victoria, Australia Botanical artist Lecturer, Art & Design, Department of Fashion & Textile Design, RMIT, Melbourne, Victoria, 1965–1998 Media: Watercolor, pencil Group Exhibition(s): Catenachs Gallery, Armadale, Victoria, 1999 Kirra Australia, Southgate, Melbourne, 1999 The Art of Botanical Illustration, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th Biennial Exhibition Presented by the Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Mueller Hall, National Herbarium of Victoria, 2000, 2002; Domain House, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, South Yarra, Victoria, 2004, 2006 Botanical Artists Group of the Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Australian Guild of Realist Artists Gallery, Camberwell, Victoria, 2002 Nature’s Art Revealed: 150 Years of Botanical Art at the National Herbarium of Victoria, 1853–2003, Domain House, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, South Yarra, Victoria, 2003 Contemporary Botanical Art—Catenachs Gallery, Armadale, Victoria, 2006 Honor(s)/Award(s): Honorable mention, Celia Rosser Medal, The Art of Botanical Illustration, 2004 Gist, John Gould, Sarah 133 b. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 14 August 1939 b. Leicester, England, 13 March 1955 Address: Address: 224 Madison Avenue, Fort Washington, PA 19034 USA 17 Rectory Lane, Kibworth Beauchamp, Leicestershire Email: [email protected] LE8 0NW England Education: Education: B.F.A., Illustration, University of the Arts, Philadelphia, Pa., Diploma, Landscape Architecture, Gloucestershire College of 1957–1961 Art and Design, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, 1973–1977 Career: Postgraduate Diploma, Urban Design, Oxford School of Freelance illustrator, 1961– Architecture, Oxford Polytechnic, Oxford, 1977–1978 Teacher, Maryland Art Institute, Baltimore, Md. (1 year); Botanical illustration with Anne-Marie Evans, Southfields Moore College of Art, Philadelphia, Pa. (3 years); College, Leicester, 1989–1991 University of the Arts, Philadelphia, Pa. (3 years) Career: Membership: Company secretary, The Cloth Company (UK) Ltd., 1990– American Society of Botanical Artists Landplan Associates, Landscape Architects, Barnwell, Philadelphia Society of Botanical Illustrators Northamptonshire, General landscaping, Housing and commercial developments, 1986–1987 Media: British Gas Pipelines Division, Landscape Department, Pencil, watercolor Hinckley, Leicester, Land reinstatement, Landscape Group Exhibition(s): management of above ground installations, 1982–1985 8th and 9th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, John Stedman Design Group, Architects, Corby, American Society of Botanical Artists and Horticultural Northamptonshire, London Docklands redevelopment, Society of New York, New York, N.Y., 2005, 2006 Surrey docks and Russia dock landscaping, 1978–1982 Philadelphia Society of Botanical Illustrators Exhibit, Membership: Philadelphia Flower Show, Philadelphia, Pa., 2006 Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society, 1996–; Bibliography: Fellowship, 2002 American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural Leicestershire Society of Botanical Illustrators, 1990– Society of New York. 2005, 2006. 8th and 9th Annual The Landscape Institute, 1978–1998 International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition(s). New Medium: York, N.Y.: ASBA and HSNY. [Exhibition catalogues.] Watercolor on vellum 21 Group Exhibition(s): Tithonia rotundifolia #2 2005 Leicestershire Society of Botanical Illustrators, Royal Colored pencil 47.5 × 37 cm Horticultural Society, London, 1995, 1999; Museum Lent by the artist of Garden History, Lambeth, London, 1998; Natural History Museum, Kensington, London, 2000; Yarrow Gallery, Oundle School, 2004, 2006; Birmingham Botanic Gardens, 2004; Burghley House, Stamford, Lincolnshire, 2004, 2007 Schuster Gallery, London, 1997 Bolton Street Gallery, London, 2000 Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society, Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, Pittsburgh, Pa., 2000; Footstool Gallery, Smith Square, London, 2003; Chelsea Physic Garden, London, 2005 Ursus Gallery, New York, N.Y., 2000 Hortus Gallery, London, 2002 Gallery 47, London, 2005 134 Honor(s)/Award(s): Silver-Gilt Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2000, 2002 Gregory, Norma b. West Yorkshire, England, 6 March 1942 Collections: Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society Address: Lindley Library, Royal Horticultural Society, London 22 Church Street, Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire The artist’s work has been selected for inclusion in the NN14 3DB England ‘Highgrove Florilegium’ presently being created Email: [email protected] under the aegis of The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Education: Foundation to celebrate and record in a permanent way Teaching Diploma, Edge Hill College, Ormskirk, Lancashire, the flora in the garden at Highgrove. 1963 Work Reproduced In: Diploma, Adult Education, Leeds University, England, 1972 Leicester Graphic, Harvest edition, 1994 Career: Leicester & Rutland Life, April 2007 Part-time lecturer, HMP service, 1994–2001 Leisure Painter Magazine 25/11, issue 249, November 1991 Retired from full-time education, 1992 Bibliography: Director, Community Education, Runshaw Further Brown, A. 2005. Flower Paintings from the Apothecaries’ Education College, Districts 7 and 9, 1983–1992 Garden: Contemporary Botanical Illustrations from Principal, Adult Education, Districts 7 and 9, Lancashire, Chelsea Physic Garden. Woodbridge, Suffolk, U.K.: 1980–1983 Antique Collectors’ Club. Pp. 90–91. [Exhibition Area Principal, Adult Education, Huddersfield, 1972–1980 catalogue.] Head of Art, Comprehensive School, 1965–1968 Secondary teacher, 1963–1965 22 Nutmeg, Myristica fragrans 2002 Membership: Watercolor on vellum 11.5 × 18 cm Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society Lent by the artist Media: 23 Watercolor, graphite, pen-and-ink Mango, Mangifera indica 2002 Group Exhibition(s): Watercolor on vellum 17.5 × 14.5 cm British Water-Colour Society, Ilkley, 1993, 1994, 1995 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist BBC Gardeners’ World Live (with Leicestershire Society of 24 Botanical Illustrators), Royal Horticultural Society, Tamarillo, Cyphomandra betacea 2002 National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 2001 Watercolor on vellum 16.5 × 11 cm Leicester University Botanic Gardens, Leicester, 2003 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Burghley House, Stamford, 2004 Yarrow Gallery, Oundle, 2004 25 Upfront Gallery, Penrith, 2005 Grapefruit, Citrus ×paradisi 2005 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2005, 2006 Watercolor on vellum 25.5 × 23 cm Royal Horticultural Society (with Leicestershire Society Lent by the artist of Botanical Illustrators), Ryton Organic Gardens, Coventry, 2006 One-Person Exhibition(s): Museum of Garden History, London, 2006 Honor(s)/Award(s): 135 Associate, British Water-Colour Society, 1995 Hackman, David C. Butler Trust Award (for outstanding contribution to Prison b. Southall, Middlesex, England, 12 October 1936 Education), 1998 Address: Silver Medal, 2005; Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 18 Eve Road, Isleworth, Middlesex TW7 7HS England 2006 Education: Collections: General Art & Crafts & Wood Engraving, Painting Special Library and Archives, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Level, Ealing School of Art & Crafts, 1953–1958 Commissions: National Service, 1959–1961 Numerous private commissions Specialist Pedagogy Course, Hornsey College of Art & Craft, 1961–1962 Work Reproduced In: Gregory, N. 1999. Pyrography Designs. Lewes, East Sussex: Career: Guild of Master Craftsman Publications. Self-employed (landscaping, building, antique repair), 1985 Gregory, N. 2000. Step-by-Step Pyrography Projects for until retirement the Solid Point Machine. Lewes, East Sussex: Guild of Teacher, various secondary schools culminating in two Head Master Craftsman Publications. of Department posts and Head of House simultaneously, Gregory, N. 2003. Designs for Pyrography and Other 1962–1985 Crafts. Lewes, East Sussex: Guild of Master Craftsman Membership: Publications. Society of Wood Engravers Medici Cards, England Media: 26 Wood engraving (lino), watercolor Bergenia 2006 Watercolor and colored pencil 47 × 46.5 cm Group Exhibition(s): Hunt Institute collection, gift of the artist Annual touring exhibitions, Society of Wood Engravers, 2001– 27 Aesculus hippocastanum, Chestnut sapling 2005 One-Person Exhibition(s): Watercolor and graphite 76 × 46.5 cm Bignor, West Sussex, 1990 Hunt Institute collection, gift of the artist Collections: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, England Work Reproduced In: Hackman, D. Original Hand Printed Linocuts; Original Hand Printed Wood Engravings & Linocuts Multiples [Newsletter of the Society of Wood Engravers] 28 Sunlit Lanterns 2002 Linocut Image: 35 × 28.5 cm Paper: 44 × 37.5 cm Edition: 14/30 Hunt Institute collection 29 Winter Skeletons 2002 Wood engraving Image: 14.5 × 9.5 cm Paper: 21 × 15 cm Edition: 12/50 Hunt Institute collection 136 Haddrell, Trevor Work Reproduced In: Haddrell, T. 2002. Panoramic Bristol. Bristol: Redcliffe Press. b. Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, 14 May 1945 50 engravings. Haddrell, T. 2005. Asparagus and Other Friends: Sixty Relief Address: Engravings of Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables. Bristol: Woodwell Cottage, White Hart Steps, Clifton Wood, Bristol Redcliffe Press. BS8 4TQ England Haddrell, T. 2006. Bristol and Beyond. Bristol: Redcliffe Press. Email: [email protected] 55 engravings. Web site: www.bristolbooksandpublishers.co.uk Multiples [Newsletter of the Society of Wood Engravers] Education: 30 Certificate of Education, Bath Academy of Art, Five Courgette Flowers 2005 Corsham Wilts Vinyl block B.A. (Honors), Open University Image: 17.5 × 47.5 cm Paper: 25 × 56.5 cm Career: Edition: 47/150 Head, Art & Design, Clifton High School, Bristol, 1984– Hunt Institute collection 2000 Portrait Photo Credit: John Parke Teacher and Department Head, Art & Design, Ashton Park School, 1967–1984 Membership: Society of Wood Engravers Media: Black and white engraving, watercolor, all forms of drawing Group Exhibition(s): Annual exhibitions, Society of Wood Engravers National Print shows, Royal West of England Academy, Arts Fair, London One-Person Exhibition(s): Many local venues in Bristol Honor(s)/Award(s): Prizes, National Print show, 1997 Panoramic print of Bristol Docks, 1997 Royal West of England Academy annual show, 2005 Collections: Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery Bristol University Theatre Collection Numerous private collections Commissions: Bristol Public Records Office Work Reproduced In: 137 Hartley, Carol Poster, graphic and costume designs, Brussels Shakespeare b. St. Mary’s Cray, Kent, England, 16 September 1948 Society, 1980–1990s Address: 31 2 Ruelle Macon, 1325 Chaumont—Gistoux, Belgium Protea cynaroides [painted at Tresco Abbey Garden] 2004 Email: [email protected] Watercolor 58 × 48.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Education: B.A. (Honors), English Literature and Fine Art, University of 32 Leeds, England, 1966–1969 Puya chilensis [painted at Tresco Abbey Garden] 2004 Diploma (Grande Distinction), Drawing, Academie des Watercolor 70 × 50 cm Beaux Arts, Brussels, Belgium, 1973–1976 Lent by the artist Career: Portrait Photo Credit: Vincent Delbrouck Botanical illustrator and painter, United Kingdom and Belgium, 1980– Teacher, Adult Art Centre, British School of Brussels, 1988–1991 Social Worker, Tower Hamlets, London, 1969–1971 Membership: Brussels Shakespeare Society Society of Botanical Artists, Friend Member Society of Floral Painters, Lay Member Group Exhibition(s): Society of Women Artists, London, 1986 Flowers and Gardens, Annual Open Exhibition of the Society of Botanical Artists, Central Hall Westminster, London, 1995– Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2005 Art in Action, Waterperry, Oxford, 2006 One-Person Exhibition(s): American Women’s Club of Brussels, 1980–1990s N.A.T.O. Cultural Centre, 1980–1990s Various cultural and art centres, Brussels, 1980–1990s Honor(s)/Award(s): Silver-Gilt Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2005 Commissions: Numerous portrait commissions, including School of Philosophy, Brussels Ongoing commission to illustrate Tresco Abbey Garden, Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom, 2002 138 Hashi, Mayumi Honor(s)/Award(s): Silver-Gilt Medal, 1997 (part of group entry of Bromley b. Nara, Japan, 22 November 1954 Adult Education College), 2003; Silver Medal, 2005; Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2005 Address: Dawn Jollife Botanical Art Bursary Award, 2006 81 Newstead Avenue, Orpington, Kent BR6 9RW England Silver Medal, Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society, 2006 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.mayumihashi.com Collections: Lindley Library, Royal Horticultural Society, London Education: The artist’s work has been selected for inclusion in the B.A., English Literature, Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo, ‘Highgrove Florilegium’ presently being created Japan, 1977 under the aegis of The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Certificate, Teaching of English, Japan, 1977 Foundation to celebrate and record in a permanent way Correspondence Course of Translation, Babel, Japan, the flora in the garden at Highgrove. 1994–1996 Private collections in Germany, Japan, and the United Botanical Illustration, Bromley Adult Education College, Kingdom 1996–2005 Commissions: Career: Private commissions Teacher, botanical illustration, Bromley Adult Education College, 2005– 33 Teacher, Japanese, JET programme, 2000– Encyclia cochleata 2004 Teacher, Japanese and translation (English into Japanese), Watercolor 47 × 34.5 cm University of Westminster, 1998– Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Teacher, Japanese, EJEF, London, 1990– 34 Membership: Encyclia dickinsoniana 2005 Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society, 2006– Watercolor 45 × 33 cm Society of Botanical Artists, 2006– Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Society of Floral Painters, 2005– Orchid Society of Great Britain, 2000– Media: Watercolor, pen and ink Group Exhibition(s): Royal Horticultural Society, London, 1997 (part of group entry of Bromley Adult Education College), 2003, 2005 Flowers and Gardens, Annual Open Exhibition of the Society of Botanical Artists, Central Hall Westminster, London, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007 Society of Floral Painters, 2005, 2007 Florum, The Jeffery Harrison Reserve, Riverhead, Sevenoaks, Kent, 2005, 2006, 2007 Botanical Images Scotia, Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Gardening Scotland, Edinburgh, 2006 Bibliography: 139 Hegedüs, Celia Offer Waterman & Co. 2006. Celia Hegedüs: English Florists’ b. London, England, 15 August 1949 Tulips. London. [Exhibition catalogue.] Sherwood, S. 2001. A Passion for Plants: Contemporary Address: Botanical Masterworks from the Shirley Sherwood 11 Weltje Road, London W6 9TG England Collection. London: Cassell. Pp. frontis., 100–103. Education: [Exhibition catalogue.] Hammersmith Art School, 1966 Sherwood, S. 2005. A New Flowering: 1000 Years of Life Drawing, City & Guilds, 1967 Botanical Art. Oxford: Ashmolean Museum. Pp. 43, 177. [Exhibition catalogue.] Media: Wakefield and North of England Tulip Society. 2006. Old Oil (still life, landscape, etc.), watercolor on vellum Flames: Prints, Paintings and Photographs of English Group Exhibition(s): Florists’ Tulips. Wakefield. Pp. 22, 25–30, 32–34, 36–37, Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London, 1993, 1995, 40, 42, 46, 51. [Exhibition catalogue.] 1996, 1997 Walpole, J. 2006. A History and Dictionary of British Flower Flowers and Gardens, Annual Open Exhibition of the Society Painters, 1650–1950. Woodbridge: Antique Collectors’ of Botanical Artists, Central Hall Westminster, London, Club. P. 178. 1995–2000 35 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, Fritillaria meleagris 2002 2001, 2004 Watercolor on vellum stretched over board 30.5 × 30.5 cm Move Closer, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 1996 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Offer Waterman & Co., London, 1996–1998 Botanical Artists of the World, Tryon & Swann Gallery, London, 36 1998 ‘Talisman’ [Tulipa] 2005 A New Flowering: 1000 Years of Botanical Art, Ashmolean Watercolor on vellum stretched over board 51 × 51 cm Museum, Oxford, 2005 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Old Flames: Prints, Paintings and Photographs of English Florists’ 37 Tulips, Wakefield and North of England Tulip Society, ‘Columbine Flame’ [Tulipa] 2004 Garden Gallery, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield, Watercolor on vellum stretched over board 51 × 51 cm 2006 Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton One-Person Exhibition(s): Portrait Photo Credit: Oliver Northcott Waterman Fine Art, London, 1995 Offer Waterman and Co., London, 1999, 2001, 2006 Honor(s)/Award(s): Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2004 Collections: Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Deakin University Museum of Art, Victoria, Australia Dr. Shirley Sherwood Collection, London Lindley Library, Royal Horticultural Society, London Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Private collections worldwide 140 Holley, Caroline Johnson, Karen b. Haslemere, Surrey, England, 4 August 1958 b. St. Paul, Minnesota, 7 May 1965 Address: Address: 20 Oakbrook Road, Sheffield S11 7EA England 501 Staunton Road, Naperville, IL 60565 USA Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web site: www.science-art.com/karenjohnson Education: B.Sc., Geography, Botany and Psychology, Newcastle Education: University, 1979 Wheaton College, 1983/1984 Teachers Certificate, City and Guilds, Further & Adult B.A. (Honors), Biological/ Pre-Medical Illustration; Education, 1992 B.S. (Honors), Entomology, Iowa State University, Certificate, Botanical Illustration, Sheffield University, 1984–1988 2001–2003 Career: Career: Freelance illustrator, including teaching insect illustration Community Education teacher, watercolor painting, 1992– and drawing classes at Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Ill.; demonstrating art techniques for various groups and Membership: schools; designing and selling cards and calendars; Florilegium Society at Sheffield Botanical Gardens illustrating magazine articles and posters, 1988– Medium: Co-coordinator of traditional workshops and presentations, Watercolor Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, Annual Meeting, 2006; Summer Workshop Instructor, “Insects: Heroes Group Exhibition(s): and Villains,” 2004; Summer Workshop Instructor, Sadler Street Gallery, Wells, Somerset, 1995–2000 “Plants and their Pollinators,” 2003 Somerset Arts Week, 1995–2004 Workshop instructor, American Society of Botanical Artists, Sheffield Open-Up Art Week, 2001–2005 Annual Meeting, Morton Arboretum, 1997 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2005 Yeovil Arts Centre, Yeovil, Somerset Membership: Guild of Natural Science Illustrators One-Person Exhibition(s): Nature Artists’ Guild of the Morton Arboretum Exhibition of watercolor landscapes, Oxford Playhouse, Oxford, 1986 Media: Exhibition of watercolor landscapes, Amulet Arts Centre, Watercolor, scratchboard using both ink and graphite Shepton Mallet, Somerset, 1996 Group Exhibition(s): Honor(s)/Award(s): National Juried Art Show at the Dog Show, Friends Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2005 University, Wichita, Kans., 1989 Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, University of Commissions: Minnesota, 1990; College of William & Mary, Numerous private commissions in Australia, Canada, Europe, Williamsburg, Va., 2004; Arizona Sonora Desert Museum and the United States Art Institute, 2004/2005; Kenosha Public Museum, 38 2006; Ebling Library, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Rhododendron ‘Pink Pearl’ 2005 Wis., 2006 Watercolor 46 × 39 cm Nature Artists’ Guild, Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Ill., 1991– Lent by the artist American Society of Botanical Artists, Chicago Botanic Garden, 1997; Olbrich Botanical Society, 1998 39 Danada Nature Art and Photo Show, Danada Forest Preserve, Acanthus longifolius 2005 2000– Watercolor 52 × 37.5 cm Art in the Park, Holliday Park, Indianapolis, Ind., 2006 Hunt Institute collection One-Person Exhibition(s): 141 Downer’s Grove Library, Downer’s Grove, Ill., 1997, 2006 Jones, Doreen Boerner Botanical Garden, Hales Corners, Wis., 2000 b. Wrexham, Wales, 17 January 1945 Honor(s)/Award(s): Address: First place non-student color scientific, 1990; Best black Tophill, Maelor Court, Overton-on-Dee, Wrexham and white traditional media, Guild of Natural Science LL13 0HE Wales Illustrators, 2004 Email: [email protected] First place animal, 2004; Honorable Mention, Danada Nature Education: Art and Photo Show, 2001, 2004, 2005 Biology and Education, Bangor University, 1963–1966 Show Artist, Nature Artists’ Guild, 1995 Botanical Illustration, Birmingham University, 2000–2001 Collections: Career: Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Ill. Teacher, grammar, secondary and junior schools, 1966–1995 Work Reproduced In: Membership: Montgomery-Fate, T. 2005. Steady & Trembling: Art, Faith, Cambrian Society of Botanical Artists & Family in an Uncertain World. St. Louis, Mo.: Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society Chalice Press. A Ness Botanical Artist Butterfly Watch poster, EMAN/RESE, Environment Canada, North Wales Fine Art Society 2006 Society of Botanical Artists Pamphlets and newsletters, Morton Arboretum and Nature Artists’ Guild Medium: Spot illustrations, Organic Gardening Magazine, 1990; Watercolor Horticulture Magazine, January/February 2006, Group Exhibition(s): March/April 2006 Flowers and Gardens, Annual Open Exhibition of the Society 40 of Botanical Artists, Westminster Gallery, Central Hall Prairie dock 2004 Westminster, London, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Graphite on scratchboard 25 × 21.5 cm Penrhyn Castle, 2001, 2002, 2005 Lent by the artist Ynys Mon, Plas y Weddiw, Erddig Hall, 2001, 2003, 2005 BBC Gardeners’ World Live, Royal Horticultural Society, Portrait Photo Credit: Mary Burkwall National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 2003 The Black Sheep Gallery Ness Gardens Oriel Gallery Royal Horticultural Society, London St. David’s Hall, Cardiff Theatre Clwyd Honor(s)/Award(s): Gold Medal (for first 12 paintings of rare Cotoneasters from Ness Botanical Gardens), Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2004 Collections: Lindley Library, Royal Horticultural Society, London Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Numerous private collections Commissions: Wild Flowers of Great Britain, Viburnums 142 Bibliography: Jones, Lauretta Botanical Illustration. 2005. Society of Botanical Artists. b. Cleveland, Ohio, 13 March 1953 41 Viburnum opulus ‘Fructu-Luteo’ 2005 Address: Watercolor 45.5 × 30.5 cm 12 Carolyn Way, Purdys, NY 10578-1007 USA Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Email: [email protected] Web site: laurettajones.com 42 Viburnum tinus ‘Pink Prelude’ 2005 Education: Watercolor 45.5 × 30.5 cm B.F.A., Cleveland Institute of Art, 1975 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist School of Visual Arts, New York, 1987–1988 Certificate, Botanical Art and Illustration Program, New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, N.Y., 2001 Career: Instructor, New York Botanical Garden, 2000– Computer science researcher, IBM, 1990– Instructor, Western Connecticut State University, 2000–2005 Undergraduate faculty, School of Visual Arts, New York, N.Y., 1984–1988; Director, Computer Art, 1988–1990; Graduate faculty, 1988–1995 Freelance artist and designer, 1975–1990 Adjunct faculty, Manhattanville College, Purchase, N.Y., 1985–1987 Membership: American Society of Botanical Artists Colored Pencil Society of America Graphic Artists Guild, founding member, Computer Arts Discipline Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Nature Conservancy Somers (N.Y.) Land Trust, board Media: Watercolor, colored pencil, mixed media, graphite Group Exhibition(s): May Show, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1971, 1975, 1976 The Artist and the Computer II, Louisville Art Gallery, Louisville, Ky., 1985 SIGGRAPH’85 Traveling Art Show, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, Colo.; ISETAN Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan; Video Culture, Don Mills, Ontario, Canada; Sendai, Japan; Expoculture, Madrid and Barcelona, Spain; North Carolina State University, Raleigh, N.C., The High Museum, Atlanta, Ga., 1985–1986 Computer Graphics: Two Views, Parsons Gallery, New York, N.Y., 1986 Two Artists with Computers, Brownson Gallery, Manhattanville College, N.Y., 1986 Face to Face and Drawn to the Light (interactive installations), One-Person Exhibition(s): 143 IBM Gallery of Science and Art, New York, N.Y., 1988; Graynes of Paradise: A Closer View of Spices and Herbs, Wave Hill Miami Center for Fine Arts, Miami, Fla., 1988; Franklin Gallery, Bronx, N.Y., 2003/2004 Institute, Philadelphia, Pa., 1990; Chicago Museum of Savory Still Lifes: Paintings and Drawings by Lauretta Jones, Science and Industry, 1993 Cleveland Botanical Garden, Cleveland, Ohio, 2007 Art in Bloom, An International Exhibition of Orchids in Art, Honor(s)/Award(s): New York International Orchid Show, New York, N.Y., Special Jury Mention, May Show, 1976 2000 Certificate of Design Excellence, Print Regional Design Northeast Natives, Highstead Arboretum, Redding, Conn.; Annual, 1985 New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, N.Y., 2000 Who’s Who, 1988– Solanaceae: The Many Shades of Nightshade, Brooklyn Botanic Best Drawing, 8th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Garden, Brooklyn, N.Y., 2001 Exhibition, 2005 Art Imitates Life: Botanical Art in 2002, International Juried Exhibition of the American Society of Botanical Collections: Artists, Johnson & Johnson World Headquarters, New Numerous private collections Brunswick, N.J.; Moravian College, Bethlehem, Pa., 2002 Commissions: Bugs, Beasts and Botanicals, Westport Nature Center, Conn., Laura Ashley collection, Revman International, New York, 2002 N.Y., floral still life prints 5th and 8th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, Work Reproduced In: American Society of Botanical Artists and Horticultural Garden News [New York Botanical Garden member Society of New York, New York, N.Y., 2002, 2005 newsletter], late winter 2007 Focus on Nature VII, New York State Museum, Albany, N.Y., 2002 Bibliography: Botanical Art: New Interpretations of a Traditional Form, Carriage American Society of Botanical Artists. 2002. Art Imitates Barn Arts Center, New Canaan, Conn., 2003 Life: Botanical Art in 2002. New York, N.Y.: ASBA. Bugs, Beasts and Botanicals: The Flora and Fauna of Costa Rica, [Exhibition catalogue.] Steven Amedee Gallery, New York, N.Y., 2003 American Society of Botanical Artists. 2005. Fresh Cut. Natural Selection, International Juried Exhibition of the New York, N.Y.: ASBA. [Exhibition catalogue.] American Society of Botanical Artists, Lyme Art American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural Association, Olde Lyme, Conn., 2003 Society of New York. 2002, 2005. 5th and 8th Annual Plants of the Wetlands, Highstead Arboretum, Redding, Conn., International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition(s). New 2003 York, N.Y.: ASBA and HSNY. [Exhibition catalogues.] Natura: Botanical and Natural History Works on Paper, Ursus New York State Museum. 2002. Focus on Nature VII. Albany, Books and Prints, Ltd., New York, N.Y., 2004 N.Y.: New York State Museum. [Exhibition catalogue.] 6th Annual Botanical Art Exhibition, Filoli, Woodside, Calif., Ursus Books and Prints, Ltd. 2004. Natura: Botanical and 2004 Natural History Works on Paper. New York, N.Y.: Visions of Nature, Native Plant Center, Westchester Ursus Books and Prints, Ltd. [Exhibition catalogue.] Community College, Valhalla, N.Y., 2004, 2005 43 Fresh Cut, International Juried Exhibition of the American Sage and Leaf, Salvia officinalis 2003 Society of Botanical Artists, Frederick R. Weisman Art Watercolor 38.5 × 51.5 cm Museum, Minneapolis, Minn., 2005 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Alive in New York: A Growing Invasion, Guild of Natural Science Illustrators’ traveling exhibit, 2005–2007 Portrait Photo Credit: Donald Gambino Butterflies, Moths & Pollinating Insects of the East Coast, Highstead Arboretum, Redding, Conn., 2007 Inspired by Nature: An Exhibit with Instructors and Students of The New York Botanical Garden and Paul Stankard, Gallery Yellow, Cross River, N.Y., 2007 144 Kamei, Yoshiko Honor(s)/Award(s): Award of Education of the Minister of Japan, National b. Ashiya, Hyogo, Japan, 6 August 1929 Science Museum, Tsukuba, 1998 1st Prize, Orchid Fair, Kobe, 1997 Address: Award of Excellence, Competition of Japan Cotton 11-26 Shinnozuka-cho, Ashiya-shi, Hyogo, Japan Promotion Institute, 2001 Email: [email protected] Grand Prix, Osaka Fashion Trend Organization, 2002 Education: Commissions: English literature, Kobe College Nishikawa Living Co., Osaka, 2003 Tanaka Chiyo Fashion Design Institute Work Reproduced In: Career: Japanese Association of Botanical Illustration. 2004. Teacher, botanical illustration, Ashiya Civic Center, 2001– Endangered Plants of Japan: A Florilegium. Kanagawa, Teacher, botanical illustration, Konan Alumnae Association, Japan: Aboc-sha & Co. 1995– Founded Yoshiko Kamei Botanical Art Group, 1995 Bibliography: (currently 40 students) White, J. J. and L. B. Bruno. 2006. Yuuga: Contemporary Botanical artist and fabric designer for interior decoration Botanical Watercolors from Japan. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Designer, Renown Corporation Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation. Coordinator, Teijin Corporation; Asahikasei Corporation Coordinator and senior advisor, Takisada Corporation 44 Hydrangea 1999 Membership: Watercolor 42 × 30.5 cm Japan Botanical Art Club Hunt Institution collection, gift from the artist Kobe Botanical Art Association 45 Media: Anemone 1998 Watercolor, acrylic, pen-and-ink, traditional Japanese Watercolor 42 × 30.5 cm technique of sumi-e Hunt Institution collection, gift from the artist Group Exhibition(s): Endangered Plants of Japan, throughout Japan; U.S. National Arboretum, Washington, D.C.; Chicago Botanic Garden, Glencoe, Ill., 1998–2005 Kobe Botanical Garden, 1999 Awaji Farm Park, 1999 Museum of Nature and Human Activities, 2001 Fuuryu: Japanese Botanical Watercolors from the School of Yoshiko Kamei, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Pittsburgh, Pa., 2006 Yuuga: Contemporary Botanical Watercolors from Japan, Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, Pittsburgh, Pa., 2006 One-Person Exhibition(s): Women’s Civic Center, Ashiya, 1998 Selbis Gallery, Osaka, 2001 Kanden Gallery (with Mr. Ryuji Tanaka), Kobe, 2003 Gallery Bloom, Toyonaka, 2004 Ginza TO Exhibition Hall, Tokyo, 2003 145 Kato, Ruriko Ibaraki Nature Museum, Ibaraki, 2003 b. Sapporo-city, Hokkaido, Japan, 8 August 1935 National “Hitachi” Seaside Park, Ibaragi, 2003 Queen Victoria Museum, Lauceston, Tasmania, Australia, Address: 2003 2-6-24 Chiyoda, Kashiwa, 277-0025 Japan Yomiuri Koube Hall, Koube-city, 2003 Email: [email protected] Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Ueno, Tokyo, 2004, 2005 Education: Tokyo Metropolitan Jindai Botanical Park, Chohu-city, Horticulture, Keisen College, 1954–1956 Tokyo, 2004 Workshop, Botanical Color Painting Chicago Botanic Garden, Glencoe, Ill., 2005 Botanical Color Painting, Tutor Mr. Hiroki Sato, Tokyo, U.S. National Arboretum, Washington, D.C., 2005 1988–1998 Gallery Kubota, Kyoubashi, Tokyo, 2006, 2007 Workshop with Coral Guest, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Okayama Ecology Center, Okayama-city, 2006 1997 Tokyo Metropolitan Art Theater, Ikebukuro, Tokyo, 2006 Master classes arranged by Shirley Sherwood with Honor(s)/Award(s): Coral Guest, Venice, Italy, 1998, 1999; Siriol Sherlock, Chiba Nippo (Press Company) Prize, Shinjuku, Tokyo, 1997 Madella, Portugal, 1999; Margaret Saul, Australia, 2001; Special Prize, Ginza TO Exhibition, 2003 Jenny Phillips, Venice, 2001, 2004 Runner-up Prize, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, 2004, Career: 2006 Freelance botanical illustrator Work Reproduced In: Tutor, botanical painting, Flower-therapy Laboratory, Japanese Association of Botanical Illustration. 2004. Harajuku, Tokyo, 1996–2002 Endangered Plants of Japan: A Florilegium. Kanagawa, Tutor and instructor, Ikenobo Flower Arrangement, Tokyo, Japan: Aboc-sha & Co. 1970–1980 Painters Society in the Botanical Park. 1999. Works of Research work, Institute of Agriculture Ministry, Tokyo, 1956 Botanical Art. Membership: 46 Japan Branch of Royal Horticultural Society, 2005– Banksia 2003 Nihon-Seikou Art Association, 2004– Watercolor 38.5 × 50 cm Japanese Association of Botanical Illustration, 1997– Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Media: Watercolor, pencil Group Exhibition(s): International Orchid Show, Shizuoka-city, 1996 Botanical Gardening Society, Tokyo, 1997 Prefectural Flower Center, Ouhuna, Kanagawa, 1998 Kawamura Anniversary Institute, Chiba-city, 1999 Mito-city Botanical Park, 1999–2002 Shouundou Art Gallery, Yamaguchi-city, 1999–2001, 2007 Maruzen Gallery, Tudanuma, Chiba, 2000–2007 Meijo Park Flower Plaza, Nagoya-city, 2000, 2002, 2006 “Men and Nature” Museum (Prefectural), Hyogo, 2001 Tukuba Art Institute (Prefectural), Tukuba-city, 2001 Composite Culture Center (Prefectural), Tochigi-city, 2002 Parthenon Tama, Tokyo, 2002 Bumpodo Gallery, Tokyo, 2003, 2004 146 Kyer, Libby North American Western Region Exhibit, American Society of Botanical Artists, Loveland Museum/Gallery, Loveland, b. Louisville, Kentucky, 10 February 1947 Colo., 2003 6th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, Address: American Society of Botanical Artists and Horticultural 717 Krameria Street, Denver, CO 80220 USA Society of New York, New York, N.Y., 2003 Email: [email protected] Botanical Bounty, Flinn Gallery, Greenwich Library, Education: Greenwich, Conn., 2004 Fine Arts, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Va., 1966 Millbrook Invitational Botanical Art Exhibit, Millbrook, N.Y., Fine Arts, University of Colorado, 1968 2006 Graphic Design, Pikes Peak Community College, Colorado Portraits of a Garden III, Brooklyn Botanic Garden Springs, Colo., 1979 Florilegium Society, Steinhardt Conservatory Gallery, Certificate, Botanical Art and Illustration Program, Denver Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, N.Y., 2006 Botanic Gardens, Denver, Colo., 1997 Regional Exhibit and Sale, Colored Pencil Society of America, Curtis Museum for the Arts, Denver, Colo., Career: 2006 Pigs Fly Workshops, co-owner and educator, 2003– Instructor, Botanical Art and Illustration Certificate Program, Honor(s)/Award(s): Denver Botanic Gardens, 1999– Award of Merit, Botanical Art and Illustration Certificate Graphic design for commercial applications, 1991–2006 Program, Denver Botanic Gardens, 1996 Administrative Director of Level III Nursery, Memorial 1st Other Colored Medium, 2nd Black and White, 50th Hospital, Colorado Springs, Colo., 1982–1990 Anniversary Orchid Exhibit and Art Show, 2003 Membership: The Hortus Award, 6th Annual International Juried Botanical Art American Society of Botanical Artists, Editor of Exhibition, 2003 The Botanical Artist Lakewood Colorado Public Art Grant Award, 2003 Brooklyn Botanic Garden Florilegium Society Merit Award, Graphite, North American Western Region Exhibit, Colored Pencil Society of America 2003 Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Collections: Rocky Mountain Society of Botanical Artists, Past President Brooklyn Botanic Garden Florilegium Collection, Brooklyn, Media: N. Y. Colored pencil, pen-and-ink, graphite, mixed media, Denver Botanic Gardens, Denver, Colo., public art mural computer Dinosaur Ridge, Lakewood, Colo., public art mural Packard Foundation, San Francisco, Calif., corporate Group Exhibition(s): headquarters triptych International Juried Exhibit of Botanical Art, Denver Botanic Gardens, Denver, Colo., 1997, 1998, 1999 Commissions: Spring Blooms in the Rockies, Annual Exhibit of the Rocky Denver Botanic Gardens, Denver, Colo., public mural, 2004 Mountain Society of Botanical Artists, Denver, Colo., Packard Foundation, native plants of Pueblo, Colo., 2000 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, Numerous private commissions 2007 Botanica Spectaculum, Republic Plaza Invitational Exhibit, Denver, Colo., 2000 Two Women Drawing Plants, Denver, Colo., 2002 Alzheimer’s Association Paired Artist Invitational, Denver, Colo., 2003, 2005, 2007 Colorado Native Plants, Lakewood Cultural Center Gallery Invitational, 2003 50th Anniversary Orchid Exhibit and Art Show, Denver, Colo., 2003 Work Reproduced In: 147 Denver Water Board. 1998. The Xeriscape Plant Guide. Golden, Colo.: Fulcrum Publishing. Shoemaker, R. C., J. L. Schaller and P. Schmidt. 2005. Mold Warriors: Fighting America’s Hidden Health Threat. Baltimore, Md.: Gateway Press. Winger, D., ed. 1998. Xeriscape Color Guide. Denver, Colo.: Denver Water Board; Golden, Colo.: Fulcrum Publishing. The Gardener Magazine, 2001–2003 Magazine illustration, Horticulture, 2007 Seed packet illustration, Botanical Interests, Boulder, Colo., 2004–2007 Bibliography: American Society of Botanical Artists. 2003. North American Western Region Exhibit. Loveland, Colo.: ASBA. [Exhibition catalogue.] American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural Society of New York. 2003. 6th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition. New York, N.Y.: ASBA and HSNY. [Exhibition catalogue.] 47 Cucurbita foetidissima ‘Buffalo Gourd’ 2003 Colored pencil 28 × 35.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Portrait Photo Credit: David Ross, 2006 148 McGlynn, Fiona 48 Paphiopedilum callosum × venustum 2005 b. Sydney, Australia, 24 July 1963 Watercolor 40 × 28.5 cm Address: Lent by the artist 12 Mansion Point Road, Grays Point, New South Wales 2232 49 Australia Phragmipedium schroderae 2005 Email: [email protected] Watercolor 55.5 × 32 cm Web site: www.fionamcglynn.com.au Lent by the artist Education: Portrait Photo Credit: Wesley Lonergan B.Eng. (Honors 1, University Medal), Civil Engineering, 1987 Career: Civil and structural engineer Freelance artist Membership: Botanical Art Society of Australia Florilegium Society at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Media: Watercolor, graphite, ink Group Exhibition(s): Botanica 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2007, Annual Botanical Art Exhibition of the Friends of The Gardens, Lion Gate Lodge, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 Canberra Botanical 2003, CSIRO Discovery Gallery, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, 2003 Margaret Flockton Award Exhibition, Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Red Box Gallery, National Herbarium, Sydney, New South Wales, 2004 Art of Nature 2006; Prints of Nature 2006, Fernbrook Gallery, Kurrajong Heights, New South Wales, 2006 Botanica 2006: The Masters’ Exhibition, Friends of The Gardens, Maiden Theatre, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, 2006 Eryldene Botanical Art 2007, Eryldene Botanical Garden & Gallery, Gordon, New South Wales, 2007 Several community gallery exhibitions Collections: Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Private collections in Australia and the United States Commissions: Private commissions in Australia Mima, Hiroko Mizukami, Norio 149 b. Wakkanai, Hokkaido, Japan, 30 April 1948 b. Nagano, Japan, 13 July 1940 Address: Address: 8-4, N33W11, Kita-Ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 001-0033 Japan 1-33-6 Kitakarasuyama, Setagaya, Tokyo 157-0061 Japan Education: Education: Japanese Literature, Fuji Women’s Junior College, Sapporo, Mechanical Engineering, Musasi Industrial University, Tokyo, 1966–1968 1961–1965 Education for teaching children with speech disorders, Botanical Art course, Sogei Cultural Center, Sibuya, Tokyo, Chiba-University, 1981–1982 1996– Botanical Art, Dohshin Cultural Center, Sapporo, 1995–2001 Career: Career: Freelance botanical illustrator, 2005– Freelance botanical artist Sogei Cultural Center, Sibuya, Tokyo, 1996– Olympus Optical Co., Sibuya, Tokyo, 1965–2000 Membership: Japanese Association of Botanical Illustration, 2004– Membership: Hokkaido Botanical Art Association, 1998– Botanical Artists’ Association of Japan Gardening Society, Sapporo Botanical Illustration Society, 1996– 1995–2003 Medium: Media: Watercolor Watercolor, pencil Group Exhibition(s): Group Exhibition(s): Sapporo Citizens Gallery, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 1996– 14th Sogei Exhibition, Sogei Group, Sibuya, Tokyo, 2001 Tokeidai Gallery, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 1998– Stage21 Gallery, Ginza Chuo, Tokyo, 2002–2005 Environmental Support Center, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 1999 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2005 Higashikagura Memorial Hall, Higashikagura, Kamikawa, Agape Gallery, Ginza Chuo, Tokyo, 2006 Hokkaido, 1999 Honor(s)/Award(s): Yuni Garden, Yuni, Yubari, Hokkaido, 2002, 2003 Award, Botanic Gardens of Toyama, Nei Toyama, 2001 Gallery Kubota, Tokyo, 2006 Grand Prix, 14th Sogei Exhibition, 2001 Meijou Park Flower Plaza, Nagoya, 2006 Award, National Museum of Science, Ueno, Tokyo, 2004– Collections: 2006 Sapporo Art Park Silver-Gilt Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2005 Work Reproduced In: Collections: Botanical Art Kita no Hanakago, I and II, Hokkaido Private collections Botanical Art Association, Morinoie, Abashiri, Hokkaido, 52 1999, 2004 Punica granatum 2003 Calendar, postcards, poster, Sapporo Botanical Illustration Watercolor 25.6 × 37.6 cm Society, Sapporo, Hokkaido Lent by the artist 50 53 Ardisia crenata 2002 Malus domestica ‘Tugaru’ 2006 Watercolor 41.2 × 32.5 cm Watercolor 25.6 × 37.6 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Lent by the artist 51 Heracleum dulce 2006 Watercolor 57.2 × 44 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 150 Morino, Naomi Work Reproduced In: Il Giardino Fiorito [Magazine], 2006 b. Shiga, Japan, 19 October 1969 Bibliography: Address: Floreal Fest (exhibition catalogue), Codroipo, Udine, 2003, PSC 816, Box 1870, FPO AE 09612 USA 2004 Email: [email protected] Floraviva, pittura botanica contemporanea (exhibition catalogue), 2005 Education: L’illustrazione botanica, contemporanei a confronto B.F.A., Design, Kyoto Seika University, Japan, 1989–1993 (exhibition catalogue), 2005, 2006 Specialized techniques in botanical painting, Popular White, J. J. and L. B. Bruno. 2006. Yuuga: Contemporary University of Rome, 1997–2002 Botanical Watercolors from Japan. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Career: Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation. Botanical artist, 1999– [Exhibition catalogue.] “Naïf” artist, 1994– 54 Kindergarten teacher, Japanese School of Rome, 1995–2004 Citrus limon (L.) Burm. f.-Rutaceae 2005 Membership: Gouache and watercolor on vellum 57 × 49.5 cm Flora Viva, Association of Italian Botanical Painters Lent by the artist Media: 55 Watercolor, gouache, colored inks Mushrooms 2003 Watercolor 45 × 33.5 cm Group Exhibition(s): Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Il Vivaio Illustrato 1 and 2, Pro Loco di Nemi, Rome, 2002, 2003 La flora è in scena…atto3 (Flora on stage…act 3), Palazzo Albini Della Rovere, Saludecio, Rimini, 2003 Floreal Fest—Mostra sulla Passiflora, Villa Manin, Passariano, Udine, 2003 3a Mostra—Mercato di Floravivaismo e Artigianato, Vecchio Palazzo del Comune, Calvi dell’ Umbria, 2003 Il Vivaio Illustrato 4, Floravivaistica del Lazio, Rome, 2003 La Flora è in scena…atto4, 2004; La Flora è in scena…atto5, Palazzo Albini Della Rovere, Saludecio, Rimini, 2004 Floreal Fest—Mostra sull’Orchidea, Villa Manin, Passariano, Udine, 2004 Primavera all’Orto Botanico di Roma, Botanical Garden, Rome, 2004 Floraviva, pittura botanica contemporanea, Borgo Valsugana; Natural Sciences Museum, Tridentino, Trento, 2005 L’illustrazione botanica, contemporanei a confronto, Orto Botanico di Lucca, 2005, 2006 Murabilia—Mura in Fiore, Botanical Garden of Lucca, Italy, 2005; Botanical Garden of Lucca and National Museum of Villa Guinigi, Lucca, 2006 Arte e Natura al Museo, Bagatti Valsecchi Museum, Milan, 2006 Mostra di Iris, Bardi Garden, Firenze, 2006 Yuuga: Contemporary Botanical Watercolors from Japan, Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, Pittsburgh, Pa., 2006 Newman, Patricia 151 b. Beckenham, Kent, England, 16 April 1950 Address: 2534 Route de Barjols, 83570 Cotignac, France Email: [email protected] Education: Foundation course, Textile Design, Ravensbourne School of Art, Kent, England, 1968–1969 Career: Musical instruments (husband’s business, wholesale distribution), East Sussex, England, 1990–2005 Oriental carpets, antiques, interior design (family business), London, England, 1969–1976 Medium: Pencil and watercolor Group Exhibition(s): Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 Flowers and Gardens, Annual Open Exhibition of the Society of Botanical Artists, Central Hall Westminster, London, 2005 Honor(s)/Award(s): Silver Medal, 2003; Silver Gilt Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2004, 2005, 2007 Collections: Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Commissions: Private commissions 56 Magnolia ‘Pink Goblet’ 2004 Pencil and watercolor 36 × 26 cm Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Portrait Photo Credit: Michael Velasco 57 152 Nicholson, Catharine Lords and Ladies May 2001 Pen-and-ink 36.5 × 33 cm b. London, England, 4 June 1958 Hunt Institute collection Address: 58 Greenways, Donhead St. Mary, Shaftesbury, Dorset SP7 9DJ Lords and Ladies July 2001 England Pen-and-ink 36.5 × 33 cm Email: [email protected] Hunt Institute collection Web site: catharinenicholson.co.uk Portrait Photo Credit: C. G. Nicholson Education: B.A. (Honors), Modern History, St. Hilda’s College, Oxford University, 1977–1981 M.Phil., Medieval Art and Architecture, Courtauld Institute of Art & Architecture, University of London, 1981–1983 Botanical illustration course, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 1998 Career: Mother, 1988, 1993 Researcher, historic buildings and ancient monuments of Lincolnshire, English Heritage, 1983–1987 Membership: Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society Media: Pen-and-ink, watercolor (for particular commissions) Group Exhibition(s): Hortus Gallery, London, 2000–2003 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006 Birmingham Royal Society of Artists, 2002 Coombe Gallery, Dartmouth, Devon, 2005–2006 One-Person Exhibition(s): Dorset Art Weeks, 2002, 2004 Honor(s)/Award(s): Silver-Gilt Medal, 2000; Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2002, 2004, 2006 Collections: Dr. Shirley Sherwood Collection, London Lindley Library, Royal Horticultural Society, London Work Reproduced In: Nicholson, C. 2002. The acanthus in architecture. Hortus 61. Nicholson, C. 2002. Plants in Gothic architecture. Hortus 63. Nicholson, C. 2003. Roses in architecture. Hortus 66. Nicholson, C. 2004. The fruit and flowers of Grinling Gibbons. Hortus 70. Nishimoto, Mariko Noma, Keiko 153 b. Hyogo, Japan, 25 September 1955 b. Ehime, Japan, 6 January 1968 Address: Address: 944-1, Musa, Okayamashi, Okayama 701-2141 Japan 2-2-1 Wakabadai, Nara-shi, Nara 631-0837 Japan Email: [email protected] Education: Web site: http://blog.hananoe.net/ Department of Apparel and Space Design, Kyoto Women’s Education: Junior College, 1986–1988 Plastic art, Paris VIII University, Paris, 1977–1978 Cambridge FCE, The Bell School of Languages, Cambridge, B.A., Pedagogy, 1974–1980; M.A., Art Education, 1983–1985, 1990 Kobe University, Hyogo Diploma, Botanical Illustration, English Gardening School, Chelsea Physic Garden, London, 1999–2000 Career: Part-time lecturer, Okayama Science University, Okayama, Career: 1995– Ehime University, 1993–1997 Secondary school art teacher, Hyogo, 1987–1991 Private English Teacher, 1991–1992 Elementary school teacher, Hyogo, 1980–1983, 1985–1986 Ehime Prefecture Office, 1988–1989 Membership: Media: Japanese Association of Botanical Illustration, 1991– Watercolor, pencil Media: Group Exhibition(s): Watercolor, pen-and-ink, pencil Bansuiso, Ehime Art Museum, Matsuyama, Ehime, 2003 Group Exhibition(s): 60 Endangered Plants of Japan, throughout Japan; U.S. National Corn 2001 Arboretum, Washington, D.C.; Chicago Botanic Garden, Watercolor 55 × 38 cm Glencoe, Ill., 1998–2005 Lent by the artist Wildlife art exhibition, Maruzen Gallery, Sapporo, Sendai, 61 Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Okayama, Fukuoka, 2002–2004 Pumpkins 2001 One-Person Exhibition(s): Watercolor 38 × 28.5 cm Energia, Okayama, 2000 Lent by the artist Koraku Hotel, Okayama, 2004 Handayama Botanical Garden, 2007 Collections: Niimi University, Okayama, 2000 Work Reproduced In: Hoshino, T. 2002, 2003. Illustrated Cyperaceae of Okayama I, II. Japanese Association of Botanical Illustration. 2004. Endangered Plants of Japan: A Florilegium. Kanagawa, Japan: Aboc-sha & Co. Bibliography: Art of Botanical Illustration. 2006. Tokyo: Nichibou- publications. The Techniques of Botanical Illustration. 2005. Tokyo: Nichibou-publications. 59 Amaranthus tricolor 2004 Watercolor 28.5 × 22.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 154 Norton, Leonie Vaucluse Garden Festival, Sydney, 2002 Canberra Botanical 2004 and 2005, CSIRO Discovery Gallery, b. Sydney, Australia, 14 September 1948 Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, 2004, 2005 Marlborough College, Wiltshire, England, 2006, 2007 Address: Tutors’ Exhibition, UCOL, Wanganui, New Zealand, 2006, 24/321 Edgecliff Road, Woollahra, New South Wales 2025 2007 Australia Email: [email protected] One-Person Exhibition(s): Web site: www.botanicalart.com.au Simply Botanical, Oriel Gallery, Brisbane, Queensland, 2003 Education: Honor(s)/Award(s): B.A., Visual Arts, University of Western Sydney, 1998 Prizewinner, Walker Ceramics Award for Outstanding B.F.A. (Honors), Plant & Wildlife Illustration, 1999 Achievement and Development in Ceramic Art, 1998 Grad. Dip. V.E.T. (Adult Education), Certificate IV Prizewinner, Community Business Innovation Award, Assessment and Workplace Training, University University of Western Sydney, Sydney, Dept. Business & Technology Sydney, 2001 Commerce, 1998 Merit Award, Port Hacking Potters Group, Sydney, 1998 Career: First Prizewinner, Plants & Wildlife, 1999 Professional botanical artist and educator Highly Commended, Australian Entomological Society, Membership: Insect Illustration Competition, Newcastle, 1999 American Society of Botanical Artists Featured Guest Artist, Canberra Botanical 2005, 2005 Botanical Art Society of Australia Collections: Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney International corporate collections in France, Hong Kong, National Association for the Visual Artists, Australia New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United Medium: States Watercolor Numerous private collections in Australia and worldwide Group Exhibition(s): Commissions: Mura Gallery, Newtown, Sydney, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, Nature & Health Magazine, current regular series of 2003 medicinal herbal paintings Aerial, Terrestrial, Aquatic, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Numerous private commissions Sydney, New South Wales, 1999 Work Reproduced In: Fusion, Newcastle Regional Museum, 1999 Artist’s Palette Magazine, no. 18, 2001; no. 42, 2006; no. 46, Margaret Senior Illustration Award Exhibition, Newcastle, 1999 2006 Plants & Wildlife, Maitland Art Gallery, 1999 Botanical Art Society of Australia Newsletter, no. 19, 2005; Annual Awards Exhibition of the Botanical Art Society of Australia, no. 22, 2006 Penrith Regional Gallery & Lewers Bequest, 2000; The Garden: Newsletter of the Friends of the Royal Botanic Finks Gallery, 2001; Rozelle Writers Gallery, Sydney, Gardens Sydney, 2001, 2002, 2007 2002; Mosman Regional Gallery, 2003; Ewart Gallery, Nature & Health Magazine, August 2005+ Willoughby, 2004; Palm House, Royal Botanic Gardens Our Gardens Journal, Garden Clubs of Australia, 2 issues, Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, 2005, 2006 2004 Botanica, Annual Botanical Art Exhibition of the Friends of Queensland Homes Magazine, Spring 2003 The Gardens, Lion Gate Lodge, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 Common Ground, Margo Hardy Gallery, University of Western Sydney, Milperra, 2001 Terra Aqua, Margo Hardy Gallery, University of Western Sydney, Milperra, 2001 Bibliography: Ogawa, Tomoko 155 Art Scene: Palette. 2003. Style Magazine (Brisbane, Queensland, Australia) b. Kyoto, Japan, 9 June 1969 Beautiful art keeps blossoming. 2002. Wentworth Courier Address: (Eastern suburbs, New South Wales, Australia) 1-2-27 #204 Komazawa, Setagayaku, Tokyo 1540012 Japan Blooming brilliant. 2003. Macquarie College Magazine Email: [email protected] (New South Wales, Australia) Botanical art external course: Leonie Norton; Painting Education: in paradise: Botanical art in Fiji. 2006. Artist’s Palette Degree, Spanish Language and Literature, Seisen Women’s Magazine No. 46. University, Tokyo, 1991 Fitzgerald, H. 2005. Botanical Art Society of Australia Botanical Art and Illustration Program, New York Botanical Newsletter 19. Garden, Bronx, N.Y., 2001 Naturally beautiful. 2001. Artist’s Palette 18: 54–63. Private watercolor class with Mindy Lighthipe, 2001 Norton, L. 2006. Botanical artist profile. Botanical Art Society Intensive watercolor workshops with Jenny Phillips, 2002, of Australia Newsletter 22. 2006 Norton, L. 2006. Success in the Palm House, Royal Botanic Private class with Masako Sasaki, 2004– Gardens Sydney. Botanical Art Society of Australia Career: Newsletter 20. Botanical artist Oriel Gallery: Simply Botanical. 2003. Brisbane Guide Instructor, Botanical drawing and watercolor for adults, to the Arts Tokyo, Kanagawa, 2003–; for children, Kanagawa, 2006– Profile: Leonie Norton botanical artist. Spring 2003. Queensland Homes Membership: Saul, M. 2005. Education forum. Botanical Artist [American American Society of Botanical Artists Society of Botanical Artists newsletter] 34: 10. Japanese Association of Botanical Illustration Simply botanical. 2003. Courier Mail (Brisbane, Queensland, Australia) Media: Tutoring in botanical art. 2006. Artist’s Palette Magazine Watercolor, pencil, pen-and-ink No. 42. Group Exhibition(s): What is botanical art? Feb. 2005. Artwave [Waverley Gallery of Saitama City Hall, Saitama, 2006 Woollahra Art Center newsletter] One-Person Exhibition(s): 62 Gallery Ruri, Tokyo, 2006 Cyathea cooperi, Australian tree fern 2005 Watercolor 52 × 64 cm 64 Hunt Institute collection Helleborus orientalis 2006 Watercolor 38.5 × 32.5 cm 63 Lent by the artist Grevillea ‘Moonlight’ 2005 Watercolor 70 × 92 cm Hunt Institute collection 156 Ogilvy, Susan Bibliography: Cooper, J. 2004. A Dealer’s Eye: An Exhibition of Gallery b. Kent, England, 22 March 1948 Artists. London: Jonathan Cooper Park Walk Gallery. [Exhibition catalogue.] Address: Ogilvy, S. 2005. Artist magazine Orchard End, East Lambrook, Near South Petherton, Sherwood, S. 2001. A Passion for Plants: Contemporary Somerset TA13 5HN England Botanical Masterworks from the Shirley Sherwood Education: Collection. London: Cassell. [Exhibition catalogue.] Diploma, Occupational Therapy, St. Loye’s School of Pp. contents, 160–163. Occupational Therapy, 1966–1969 Sherwood, S. 2005. A New Flowering: 1000 Years of Pre-diploma year, Luton School of Art, 1969/1970 Botanical Art. Oxford: Ashmolean Museum. [Exhibition catalogue.] Pp. 67–69. Career: Tryon Gallery. 2001. Botanical Artists of the World II. Freelance botanical artist London: Tryon Gallery. [Exhibition catalogue.] Art Therapist, Shenley Hospital, St. Albans, one year 65 Media: Dandelion clocks 2001 Watercolor, pen-and-ink, pencil Watercolor 30 × 25 cm Group Exhibition(s): Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Oman with Britain Trade Fair, Muscat, 1988 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 1995, 1997 Botanical Artists of the World I and II, Tryon & Swann Gallery, London, 1998; Tryon Gallery, London, 2001 A Passion for Plants: Contemporary Botanical Masterworks from the Shirley Sherwood Collection (traveling exhibition), 2001 A Dealer’s Eye, Park Walk Gallery, London, 2004 A New Flowering: 1000 Years of Botanical Art, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, 2005 One-Person Exhibition(s): Jonathan Cooper Park Walk Gallery, London, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005 Honor(s)/Award(s): Silver-Gilt Medal, 1995; Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 1997 Collections: Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Collection of Glen McCorquodale, London Dr. Shirley Sherwood Collection, London Commissions: Numerous commissions Portland Flower Show, Portland, Maine, 2002 157 Parker, Hillary Landemare Cross Pollination: Contemporary Botanical Art, Memphis Botanic b. Lakewood, New Jersey, 14 May 1964 Garden, Memphis Tenn., 2003 6th and 7th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, Address: American Society of Botanical Artists and Horticultural PO Box 21290, St. Simons Island, GA 31522 USA Society of New York, New York, N.Y., 2003, 2004 Email: [email protected] Union of Maine Visual Artists, Camden, Maine, 2003 Web site: www.hillaryparkerwatercolors.com Native Flora: Botanical Treasures of the Northeastern Seaboard, Education: South Shore Art Center, Cohasset, Mass., 2004 Associate’s degree, Arts and Humanities, Ocean County Norfolk Botanical Gardens, Norfolk, Va., 2004 College, Toms River, N.J., 1982–1983 Anderson Fine Art Gallery, St. Simons Island, Ga., 2005, B.S., Art Education, Florida International University, Miami, 2006, 2007 Fl., 1988–1989 Fresh Cut, International Juried Exhibition of the American Society of Botanical Artists, Frederick R. Weisman Art Career: Museum, Minneapolis, Minn., 2005 Private Art Instructor, St. Simons Island, Ga., 2006– Beauty of Botany, International Juried Exhibition of the Watercolor & Graphite Workshops, 2001– American Society of Botanical Artists, Pacific Science Fine Art Botanical Watercolors, 1990– Center, Seattle, Wash., 2006 Private Art Instructor, Camden, Maine, 1998–2006 Botanical Treasures: An International Exhibition of Contemporary Private Art Instructor, Miami, Fl., 1989–1998 Botanical Paintings, Millbrook Free Library, Millbrook, Art teacher, Gordon Day School, Miami, Fl., 1991–1992 N.Y., 2006 Art teacher, Beaux Arts, Lowe Art Museum, University of Longwood Gardens Centennial Exhibition: Orchids in Miami, Coral Gables, Fl., 1989–1992 Contemporary Botanical Art, International Juried Design Assistant, Pavlik Design Team, Fort Lauderdale, Fl., Exhibition of the American Society of Botanical Artists, 1984–1986 Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, Pa., 2006 Membership: Botanical Images Scotia, Royal Caledonian Horticultural American Society of Botanical Artists Society and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Miami Watercolor Society Gardening Scotland, Edinburgh, 2007 New England Society of Botanical Artists NEPENTHES: Art of the Carnivore, Atlanta Botanical Garden, Palm Beach Watercolor Society Atlanta, Ga., 2007 Media: One-Person Exhibition(s): Watercolor, graphite Small Wonder Gallery, Camden, Maine, 2001 Group Exhibition(s): Collections: 18th, 20th, 23rd, 24th, and 25th Annual Spring Juried Exhibition, Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Miami Watercolor Society, Miami, Fl., 1992, 1994, 1997, Gay Lord Opryland, Tex. 1998, 1999 Leonard Parker Co., Miami, Los Angeles, Singapore Tropical Foliage of South Florida, Royal Poinciana Fiesta, Coral Panther Software, Hermosa Beach, Calif. Gables, Fl., 1992 Ronald McDonald House, Children’s Oncology Society of Mango Festival, Fairchild Tropical Garden, Miami, Fl., 1993 New York Ramble, Fairchild Tropical Garden, Miami, Fl., 1994 Surety Bank & Trust, Nassau, Bahamas 15th Annual Juried Exhibition, Palm Beach Watercolor Society, Numerous hotel, resort and restaurant collections in Shacknow Museum of Fine Arts, Palm Beach, Fl., 1998 Argentina, Bahamas, Ecuador, El Salvador, Japan, Mexico, Camden on Canvas, Camden Public Library, Camden, Maine, Singapore, South Africa, and the United States 2000 158 Commissions: Pastoriza-Piñol, John Numerous commissions in Argentina, Bahamas, Ecuador, El Salvador, Japan, Mexico, Singapore, South Africa, b. Melbourne, Australia, 21 March 1975 and the United States Address: Work Reproduced In: 31 Malcolm Court, Mount Waverley, Victoria 3149 Australia American Art Collector, November 2006 Email: [email protected] Botanical Artist [American Society of Botanical Artists Web site: http://www.botanique-art.com/ newsletter], cover, no. 28, 2003 Education: The Camden (Maine) Herald, June 2001, August 2003, Certificate, Education, Wesley College, Prahran, Victoria, September 2003, February 2004 1992 Elegant Island Living, September 2006, November 2006, Undergraduate studies, Monash University, Clayton, Victoria, January 2007, April 2007 1993–1995 Georgia’s Coastal Illustrated, November 2006, January 2007, B.S. (Honors), Plant Biochemistry and Chemical Ecology, April 2007 University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria, 1996 Orchids Magazine, May 2006 Postgraduate courses, Plant Biochemistry and Chemical The Seattle Times–Pacific Northwest Magazine, September Ecology, University of Vigo, Galicia, Spain, 1997–1999 2006 Botanical illustration with Jenny Phillips, Botanical Art The Village Soup Times, December 2003, March 2004 School of Melbourne, Victoria Bibliography: Career: American Society of Botanical Artists. 2005. Fresh Cut. Freelance botanical artist, 2002– New York, N.Y.: ASBA. [Exhibition catalogue.] Teacher under direction of Margaret Muffet, Geelong American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural Botanic Gardens, Geelong, Victoria Society of New York. 2003, 2004. 6th and 7th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition(s). New Membership: York, N.Y.: ASBA and HSNY. [Exhibition catalogues.] American Society of Botanical Artists Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne 66 Orchid Species Society of Victoria Resurrection fern (Polypodium polypodioides) 2006 Watercolor 29 × 35 cm Medium: Lent by the artist Watercolor 67 Group Exhibition(s): Cucurbita pepo 2005 Annual Exhibition, Botanical Art School of Melbourne, Villa Watercolor 58.5 × 76.5 cm Mulberry, South Yarra, Victoria, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005; Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton The Mill, Malmsbury, Victoria, 2003 Jenny Phillips and Friends, 150th Anniversary of the Geelong Portrait Photo Credit: Maureen Gerber Botanic Gardens, Geelong Gallery of Art, Geelong, Victoria, 2001 The Art of Botanical Illustration, 6th, 7th, and 8th Biennial Exhibition Presented by the Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Mueller Hall, National Herbarium of Victoria, 2002; Domain House, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, South Yarra, Victoria, 2004, 2006 34th, 35th, 36th, and 37th Annual Easter Rotary Arts Exhibition, Bendigo, Victoria, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Zen Salad: Exhibition of Bryophytes, Barrachi Room, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, South Yarra, Victoria, 2003 Botanical Art Daffodils, International Daffodil Conference, Commissions: 159 Mount Waverley Community Center, Mount Waverley, Biosis Pty Ltd, Melbourne, interpretive boards for Epsom Victoria, 2004 Park (pen-and-ink), 2004 Camberwell Rotary Arts Exhibition, Camberwell Civic Centre, M&C Saatchi Agency Pty Ltd, Melbourne, two pen-and- Camberwell, Victoria, 2004, 2005 ink drawings, Camellia sinensis (Green tea) and Echinacea Kirstenbosch Biennale Exhibition of Botanical Art, Kirstenbosch purpurea (Echinacea), for Berri Juice ad campaign, 2004 National Botanical Garden, Cape Town, South Africa, Work Reproduced In: 2004 Calendar, Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2004, 2005, 2006 2007 Flora: The Art of the Plant, 6th Annual Exhibition of the National Trust Desk Diary, Jenny Phillips’ Australian Botanical Art Society of Australia, Palm House, Royal Botanical Artists, 2007 Botanic Gardens Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, Wollemia nobilis, Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, Royal Botanic 2005 Gardens, Kew, vol. 24, issue 2, May 2007 Forgotten Flora, Barrachi Room, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, South Yarra, Victoria, 2005 68 Geelong Botanical Artists Inaugural Exhibition, Geelong Botanic Arisaema taiwanense 2004 Gardens, Geelong, Victoria, 2005 Watercolor 79 × 58.5 cm Margaret Flockton Award Exhibition, Friends of the Royal Hunt Institute collection Botanic Gardens Sydney, Red Box Gallery, National Herbarium, Sydney, New South Wales, 2005 69 Aesculus indica 2005 One-Person Exhibition(s): Watercolor 21 × 39 cm John Adams Fine Art, Ebury Galleries, London, 2006 Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Woodbine Art Gallery, Malmsbury, Victoria, 2007 Honor(s)/Award(s): Bendigo Telco Outstanding Artist Award, 35th Annual Easter Rotary Arts Exhibition, 2003 Honourable mention, Encouragement award, 36th Annual Easter Rotary Arts Exhibition, 2004 Silver Medal, 2004, 2007; Gold Medal, 2005; Silver-Gilt Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2006 Collections: Biosis Pty Ltd, Melbourne Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Florilegium of plants of Government House at celebration of federation Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne Illustrated Garden Collection Government House, Victoria Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew The artist’s work has been selected for inclusion in the ‘Highgrove Florilegium’ presently being created under the aegis of The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Foundation to celebrate and record in a permanent way the flora in the garden at Highgrove. Private collections 160 Commissions: Phipps, Howard Country Life magazine, numerous illustrations and a header, b. Colwyn Bay, North Wales, 2 January 1954 1991–1999 Dorset County Museum, engraving and drawing of “Thomas Address: Hardy’s Study at Max Gate, ‘Dorchester,’” 1994 ‘Hilfield,’ Homington Road, Coombe Bisset, Salisbury, University of California, Los Angeles, interior of the Clark Wiltshire SP5 4ND England Library, 1995 Education: Works based on completion of Portsmouth Cathedral B.A. (Honors), Fine Art (Painting and Printmaking), Work Reproduced In: Gloucestershire College of Art and Design, Cheltenham, Brett, S. 2002. An Engraver’s Globe: Wood Engraving World- 1971–1975 Wide in the 21st Century. London: Primrose Hill Press. Postgraduate study, Art Education, University of Sussex, Brett, S., ed. 1987. Engravers: A Handbook for the Nineties Brighton, 1975–1976 Compiled for the Society of Wood Engravers. Career: Cambridge: Silent Books. Full-time exhibition and illustration work, 1989– Brett, S., ed. 1992. Engravers Two: A Handbook Compiled Art teacher, Devon, Wiltshire and Hampshire, 1976–1989 for the Society of Wood Engravers. Cambridge: Silent Books. Membership: Gant, R. 1982. Stubble Burning. Andoversford: Whittington Society of Wood Engravers, 1985– Press. Royal West of England Academy, Bristol, 1979– Gant, R. 1987. Mountains in the Mind. Andoversford: Whittington Press. Media: Gant, R. 1995. Steps to the River. Lower Marston: Wood engraving, watercolor, pencil, oil, linocut prints Whittington Press. Group Exhibition(s): Phipps, H. 1985. Interiors: Wood Engravings. Andoversford: Royal West of England Academy, Bristol, 1976– Whittington Press. Royal Academy of Arts, London, 1985– Phipps, H. 1992. Further Interiors: Wood Engravings. Lower 20th-Century British Wood Engraving (touring exhibition), Marston: Whittington Press. Exeter Museum, 1997 Phipps, H. [In preparation.] The Ebble Valley. Whittington Nature from Wood (6 artists), Victoria Art Gallery, Bath, 2001 Press. Annual exhibitions, Society of Wood Engravers Publications by the Folio Society, Fleece Press, Bloomsbury, One-Person Exhibition(s): Previous Parrot Press, etc. Dorset County Museum, Dorchester, 1993, 1998, 2004 Bibliography: Salisbury Museum, 1994 Phipps, H. 1988. A painter’s approach to wood engraving. Victoria Art Gallery, Bath, 1994 Matrix: A Review for Printers and Bibliophiles. 8. Cassian DeVere Cole Fine Art, London, 1997 Phipps, H. 1997. 25 Wood Engravings. London: Cassian Cheltenham Art Gallery, 1997 DeVere Cole Fine Art. Lymington Museum, 2001 Phipps, H. 2003. Howard Phipps—Wood Engravings: Bircham Contemporary Art, 2002, 2006 Catalogue of 28 Wood Engravings. Published by the Honor(s)/Award(s): author. Two Arts Council Purchase Awards, Cheltenham Art Gallery, 70 1977, 1990 ‘Wistman’s Wood’ (Dartmoor) 1987 Christie’s Contemporary Print Award, Royal Academy Wood engraving exhibition, London, 1985 Image: 13 × 16.5 cm Paper: 25 × 27 cm Edition: 54/100 Landscapes Print Award, National Print Exhibition, London, Hunt Institute collection 2004, 2005 71 Collections: Primroses 1993 Cheltenham Art Gallery Wood engraving Dorset County Museum Image: 6.5 × 5 cm Paper: 19 × 17.5 cm Edition: 24/50 Exeter Museum Hunt Institute collection Royal West of England Academy, Bristol Salisbury Museum University of California, Los Angeles Natural Selection, International Juried Exhibition of the 161 Radding, Kelly Leahy American Society of Botanical Artists, Lyme Art b. Hartford, Connecticut, 17 May 1961 Association, Olde Lyme, Conn., 2003 Visions of Nature, Native Plant Center, Westchester Address: Community College, Valhalla, N.Y., 2003 9 Westgate Road, Columbia, CT 06237 USA Artists represented by Susan Frei Nathan, Pfizer Email: [email protected] Headquarters, New York, N.Y., 2004 Education: Art of the Animal Kingdom X, Bennington Center for the Arts, Fine Arts, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colo., Bennington, Vt., 2005 1979–1980 Botanical Treasures: An International Exhibition of Contemporary Associate’s degree, Advertising Design and Illustration, Art Botanical Paintings, Millbrook Free Library, Millbrook, Institute of Houston, Houston, Tex., 1981–1983 N.Y., 2006 Children’s Illustration and Botanical Illustration classes, Inspired by Nature: An Exhibit with Instructors and Students of Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, R.I., The New York Botanical Garden and Paul Stankard, Gallery 1990–1995 Yellow, Cross River, N.Y., 2007 Certificate, Botanical Art and Illustration Program, New York One-Person Exhibition(s): Botanical Garden, Bronx, N.Y., 1999–2002 Vignone Gallery, Glastonbury, Conn., 1999 Career: Chapel on the Green Gallery, Columbia, Conn., 2000 Owner, Leahy/Radding Design, Columbia, Conn., 1990– Birds & Botanicals, Wall Street Gallery, Madison, Conn., 2003 Partner and Creative Director, Stannard Pond Creative Honor(s)/Award(s): Group, Madison, Conn., 1996–2001 New York Central Art Supply Award, 3rd Annual International Membership: Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, 2000 American Society of Botanical Artists Best of Show, Mixed Media, Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Annual Members’ Exhibit, 2001 New England Society of Botanical Artists Collections: Media: Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Watercolor, gouache, egg tempera, oil, graphite, pen-and-ink Bibliography: Group Exhibition(s): American Society of Botanical Artists. 2002. Art Imitates Ginger Tree Gallery, Stamford, Conn., 2000 Life: Botanical Art in 2002. New York, N.Y.: ASBA. Noel Fine Arts Gallery, Bronxville, N.Y., 2000 [Exhibition catalogue.] 2nd and 3rd Annual Botanical Show, Regional Juried American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural Exhibition of the American Society of Botanical Artists, Society of New York. 2000, 2002, 2003, 2006. 3rd, 5th, Memorial Gallery, State University of New York, 6th, and 9th Annual International Juried Botanical Farmingdale, N.Y., 2000, 2001 Art Exhibition(s). New York, N.Y.: ASBA and HSNY. 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 9th Annual International Juried Botanical Art [Exhibition catalogues.] Exhibition, American Society of Botanical Artists and Art of the Animal Kingdom X. 2005. Bennington Center for Horticultural Society of New York, New York, N.Y., the Arts, Bennington, Vt. [Exhibition catalogue.] 2000, 2002, 2003, 2006 72 Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Annual Members’ Exhibit, Black-capped chickadee and Red pine 2002 Maine, 2001 Gouache on paper 38 × 30.5 cm Art Imitates Life: Botanical Art in 2002, International Juried Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Exhibition of the American Society of Botanical Artists, Johnson & Johnson World Headquarters, New 73 Brunswick, N.J., 2002 American goldfinch and Magnolia 2006 American Society of Botanical Artists Juried International Gouache on paper 50.5 × 37.5 cm Exhibition, U.S. Botanic Garden, Washington, D.C., 2002 Lent by Susan Frei Nathan Fine Works on Paper, New York, Bugs, Beasts and Botanicals: The Flora and Fauna of Costa Rica, N. Y. Steven Amedee Gallery, New York, N.Y., 2003 162 Rauh, Dick One-Person Exhibition(s): Burnam Library, Brookfield, Conn., 1992 b. Brooklyn, New York, 31 January 1925 Bartlett Arboretum, Stamford, Conn., 1995, 1996 Earthplace, Westport, Conn., 1996 Address: Arsenal Gallery, Central Park, New York, N.Y., 1997 25 River Road, Apt. 2208, Wilton, CT 06897 USA New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, N.Y., 1998 Email: [email protected] Sterling Glen, Stamford, Conn., 2004 Education: Wilton Library, Wilton, Conn., 2006 B.A., English Literature, Hobart College, Geneva, N.Y., 1947 Honor(s)/Award(s): M.A., Biology (Plant Sciences), Lehman College, City Purchase Award, New York State Museum, 2004 University of New York, Bronx, N.Y., 1997 Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2006 Ph.D., Biology (Plant Sciences), Graduate Center, City Award for Excellence in the Service of Botanical Art, University of New York, New York, N.Y., 2001 American Society of Botanical Artists, 2006 Career: Collections: Teacher, Continuing Education, New York Botanical Garden, Brooklyn Botanic Garden Florilegium Collection, Brooklyn, Bronx, N.Y., 1994– N. Y. Art Director and Principal, The Optical House, 1967–1990 Lindley Library, Royal Horticultural Society, London Membership: New York State Museum, Albany, N.Y. American Fern Society Commissions: American Society of Botanical Artists Numerous Brooklyn Botanic Garden Florilegium Society Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Work Reproduced In: Levine, C. 1995. A Guide to Wildflowers in Winter: Media: Herbaceous Plants of Northeastern North America. Watercolor, pen-and-ink, relief printing New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press. Group Exhibition(s): Sacks, O. W. 2002. Oaxaca Journal. Washington, D.C.: Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, Bell Museum, National Geographic Society. Minneapolis, Minn., 1990; Highstead Arboretum, 1998– Bibliography: 2001; Missouri Botanical Garden, 1999; Portugal, 2000; American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural Denver, Colo., 2002 Society of New York. 2005. 8th Annual International Focus on Nature II, III, IV, V, VI, and VIII, New York State Juried Botanical Art Exhibition. New York, N.Y.: ASBA Museum, Albany, N.Y., 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, and HSNY. [Exhibition catalogue.] 2004 Filoli Center. 2003. 5th Annual Botanical Art Exhibition. New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, N.Y., 1996, 1998, 1999 Woodside, Calif.: Filoli. [Exhibition catalogue.] American Society of Botanical Artists, Denver, Colo., 1997 New York State Museum. 1998, 2000, 2004. Focus on Nature Bruce Museum, Greenwich, Conn., 2000 V, VI, VIII. Albany, N.Y.: New York State Museum. 5th Annual Botanical Art Exhibition, Filoli, Woodside, Calif., [Exhibition catalogues.] 2003 Portraits of a Garden, Brooklyn Botanic Garden Florilegium 74 Society, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, N.Y., 2003, Stewartia rostrata 2006 2004, 2006; Central Park Arsenal Gallery, New York, Watercolor 58 × 77 cm N.Y., 2004; Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Berlin-Dahlem, Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2006 75 8th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, Leonurus cardiaca, Motherwort 2006 American Society of Botanical Artists and Horticultural Watercolor 77 × 58 cm Society of New York, New York, N.Y., 2005 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2006 Portrait Photo Credit: Warren Schultz Bibliography: 163 Rava, Silvana Floraviva, pittura botanica contemporanea (exhibition b. Lenno, Como, Italy, 17 July 1963 catalogue), 2005 L’illustrazione botanica, contemporanei a confronto Address: (exhibition catalogue), 2005, 2006 Via Degli Alpini, 17, I-22016 Lenno (Como), Italy Email: [email protected] 76 Allium carinatum 2006 Education: Watercolor 44 × 30 cm Diploma, Textile Design, 1983 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Career: 77 Teacher, botanical painting, Società Ortofloricola Comense, Caltha palustris 2004 2003– Watercolor 36.5 × 26.5 cm Botanical artist, 1999– Lent by the artist Textile designer, 1983–2001 Portrait Photo Credit: Luciano Turcato Membership: Flora Viva, Association of Italian Botanical Painters Medium: Watercolor Group Exhibition(s): La scuola di pittura botanica, Villa Vertua, Nova Milanese, Milan, 2005 Floraviva, pittura botanica contemporanea, Spazio Klien, Borgo Valsugana, 2005 Floraviva, pittura botanica contemporanea, Museo Tridentino di scienze naturali, Trento, 2005 L’illustrazione botanica, contemporanei a confronto, Orto Botanico di Lucca, 2005 Fiori e frutti dimenticati, Albiolo-Como, 2006 Mostra di pittura botanica di Silvana Rava e allieve, Giardino della Valle, Cernobbio, Como, 2006 Arte e natura al museo, Museo Bagatti Valsecchi, Milan, 2006 L’illustrazione botanica, contemporanei a confronto, Orto Botanico e Museo Nazionale di Villa Guinigi, Lucca, 2006 Flora et Fauna in punta di pennello, Biblioteca Comunale V. Antonini, Lenno, Como, 2006 One-Person Exhibition(s): L’Erbario di Silvana, Biblioteca Comunale V. Antonini, Lenno, Como, 2003 Collections: Comunità Montana Alpi Lepontine, Riserva del Lago di Piano di Porlezza Private collections Commissions: Numerous private commissions 164 Saul, Margaret Anne Commissions: Numerous public and private commissions in Australia, the b. Brisbane, Australia, 31 August 1951 Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States Address: 14510 Woodcrest Dr., Rockville, MD 20853 USA Work Reproduced In: Email: [email protected] Andrews, S. B. and L. Pedley. 1990. Ferns of Queensland: Web site: www.BotanicArtist.com A Handbook to Ferns and Fern Allies. Brisbane: Queensland Department of Primary Industries. Education: Australian Biological Resources Study. 1981+. Flora Diploma, Commercial Illustration, Art School, Central of Australia. 60+ vols. ABRS and CSIRO. Vols. 2 Technical College, Brisbane, Australia, 1967–1970 (Austrobaileya scandens), 7 (Sterculia quadrifida), Certificate, Instructional Skills, Bald Hills College of 23 (Omalanthus populifolius), 28 (Hoya macgillivrayi), Technical and Further Education, 1988 44 (Leptaspis banksii). [Cover, frontisp.] Career: Barry, S. 1991. Rare & Threatened Plants: Central Coast Botanical artist Region. Queensland National Parks & Wildlife Service. Educator and Instructional Designer, botanical art and Everist, S. L. 1981. Poisonous Plants of Australia, rev. ed. illustration, Australia and the United States London and Sydney: Angus & Robertson. [Cover.] Natural science illustrator, Australian Federal Government, Hill, K. and R. Osborne. 2001. Cycads of Australia. Sydney: Queensland State Government, and private business Kangaroo Press. Jessop, J., ed. 1981. Flora of Central Australia. Sydney: Reed. Membership: (Reprinted 1985.) American Society of Botanical Artists Kleinschmidt, R. E. and R. W. Johnson. 1977. Weeds of Botanical Art Society of Australia, Honorary Life Member Queensland. [Brisbane]: S. R. Hampson, Government Botanical Art Society of Queensland printer. (Reprinted 1987.) Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Lebler, B. A. 1981. Wildflowers of Southeastern Queensland. Media: Brisbane: Queensland Department of Primary Watercolor, watercolor and colored pencil, graphite, Industries. Vol. 2. pen-and-ink Saul, M. A. 2004. Brookside Gardens School of Botanical Art & Illustration Handbook. Maryland: Brookside Gardens. Group Exhibition(s): Stanley, T. D. and E. M. Ross. 1983–1989. Flora of South- Botanic Artists Group Queensland, Brisbane Botanic eastern Queensland. 3 vols. Brisbane: Queensland Gardens, Mt. Coot-tha, Brisbane, Australia, 1996 Department of Primary Industries. Vols. 1–3. Dr. Shirley Sherwood exhibitions Fresh Cut, International Juried Exhibition of the American Art and logo, Longreach Shire, Queensland, Australia, 1999 Society of Botanical Artists, Frederick R. Weisman Art Greeting card of Cooktown Orchid (Dendrobium bigibbum), Museum, Minneapolis, Minn., 2005 Brisbane Botanic Gardens, 1994 Inspired by the Plant: Art and Illustration, Botanical Art Society Habitat illustrations, Kingfisher Bay Resort & Village, Fraser of the National Capital Region, The Athenaeum, Island, 1992 Alexandria, Va., 2006 Interpretive signage design and illustration, Brookside Gardens, Md., 1986; Cactus House, Brisbane Botanic Honor(s)/Award(s): Gardens, Mt. Coot-tha, Australia, 1990; Tingalpa Creek Australian Commonwealth Technical Scholarship, 1966 & Downfall Creek Bushland Reserves, Brisbane City, Final year student prize, Art School, 1970 1991 Collections: Poster, Palm & Cycad Societies of Australia Ltd., 1994 Arid Land Florilegium Project, Queensland Arts Council, Heritage seed packet and catalogue illustrations, Eden Seeds, Barcaldine Branch, 1997–2002 Queensland, Australia, 2000 Australian National Botanic Gardens, Canberra Wildflowers—pen-and-ink illustrations, Redland Bay Bush Botanical Paintings of Invasive Plants, Queensland Care Project, R. Eustace, 1997 Department of Lands, 1981–1983 Brisbane Botanic Gardens, 1991 Dr. Shirley Sherwood Collection, London Bibliography: 165 American Society of Botanical Artists. 2005. Fresh Cut. Scullard, Sue New York, N.Y.: ASBA. [Exhibition catalogue.] b. Kent, England, 20 April 1958 Hewson, H. 1999. Australia: 300 Years of Botanical Address: Illustration. Collingwood, Victoria: CSIRO Publishing. Beech Hill Cottage, Glassenbury Road, Cranbrook, Kent P. 184. TN17 2QJ England Saul, M. A. 1994. An Australian Story. Guild of Natural Email: [email protected] Science Illustrators Newsletter. 1994(1): 1–5. Web site: www.suescullard.co.uk Saul, M. A. 2004–2006. Education Forum: A need to define the process; Establishing standards for botanical art— Education: three core criteria facilitate an accreditation process; Foundation course, Art, Chelsea School of Art, London, Notes on composition; Instructional programming 1976–1977 guidelines; A teacher’s view; How and when to finish a B.A. (Honors), Illustration, Camberwell School of Art and painting; Starting an instructional program in botanical Crafts, London, 1977–1980 art. Botanical Artist [American Society of Botanical M.A., Royal College of Art, London, 1980–1983 Artists newsletter] 31: 6; 32: 9, 14; 36: 10; 37: 8; 12(1): 8; 12(3): 8; 12(4): 8. Career: Saul, M. A. 2005. Botanical artist profile. 2005. Botanical Art Freelance illustrator, 1983– Society of Australia Newsletter. Membership: Sherwood, S. 1996. Contemporary Botanical Artists: The Association of Illustrators Shirley Sherwood Collection. London: Weidenfeld & Society of Wood Engravers Nicolson in association with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sussex Guild of Craftsmen Kew. Pp. 168–169, 234. [Exhibition catalogue.] Sherwood, S. 2001. A Passion for Plants: Contemporary Media: Botanical Masterworks from the Shirley Sherwood Wood engraving, vinyl cutting, pen-and-ink, watercolor Collection. London: Cassell. Pp. 194–195. [Exhibition and pen catalogue.] Group Exhibition(s): 78 Annual exhibitions, Society of Wood Engravers, 1984– Large-flowered trillium (Trillium grandiflorum) 2006 Art in Action, Waterperry, Oxford, 1998, 1999 Watercolor 46 × 42 cm Summer exhibition, Royal Academy, 1999 Lent by the artist 3–4 craft shows each year throughout southeastern England, 2000– 79 West End House Gallery, Smarden, Kent, 2005, 2006, 2007 Yellow mangosteen (Atractocarpus fitzalanii) 2003 Watercolor 46 × 35 cm Commissions: Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Numerous commissions Work Reproduced In: Brett, S. 2002. An Engraver’s Globe: Wood Engraving World- Wide in the 21st Century. London: Primrose Hill Press. Chaucer, G. 1986. The Canterbury Tales, transl. D. Wright. 3 vols. London: Folio Society. Denchfield, N. and S. Scullard. 2003. The Nutcracker: A Magical Pop-Up Adventure. London: Macmillan Children’s Books. Magie, D. and A. R. Birley. 2005. Lives of the Later Caesars. London: Folio Society. Scott, W. 1985. The Bride of Lammermoor. London: Folio Society. Scullard, S. 1986. Miss Fanshawe and the Great Dragon Adventure. London: Macmillan Children’s Books. 166 Scullard, S. 1990. The Great Round-the-World Balloon Race. Searle, Elaine London: Macmillan Children’s Books. (American ed. 1991, New York, Dutton Children’s Books.) b. Birmingham, England, 9 June 1956 Scullard, S. and J. Sharples. 1988. The Flyaway Pantaloons. Address: London: Macmillan Children’s Books. (American ed. Lees Cottage, Lees Yard, Holt, Norfolk NR25 6HS England 1990, Minneapolis, Carolrhoda Books.) Email: [email protected] Shakespeare, W. 1988. The Complete Plays. S. W. Wells et al., Web site: www.paintbotanical.com eds. 6 vols. London: Folio Society. Svendsen, N. A. and S. Scullard. 2002. Freya and the Magic Education: Cloak. Norwell, Mass.: Viridian. B.A. (Honors), Graphic Design, Coventry Polytechnic, 1974–1977 Bibliography: Diploma (Distinction), Botanical Painting, English Gardening Horne, A. J. 1994. The Dictionary of 20th Century British School, Chelsea Physic Garden, London, 2004 Book Illustrators. Woodbridge, Suffolk: Antique Collectors’ Club. Career: Managing Director, Tin Dog Limited, London/Norfolk, 80 2000– The Cottage Garden, Sissinghurst 2003 Partner, Mercury Design, London, 1990–2000 Wood engraving Various design and design management posts, London, Image: 20 × 10 cm Paper: 32 × 18 cm Edition: 68/300 1997–1990 Hunt Institute collection Membership: 81 American Society of Botanical Artists Border at Great Dixter 2002 Wood engraving Medium: Image: 20 × 10 cm Paper: 32 × 18.5 cm Edition: 109/250 Watercolor Hunt Institute collection Group Exhibition(s): Portrait Photo Credit: Jeremy Duncombe AME Painting Group Exhibition, Lincoln Cathedral, 2008 Amicus Botanicus, London, 2008 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2008 Collections: The artist’s work has been selected for inclusion in the ‘Highgrove Florilegium’ presently being created under the aegis of The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Foundation to celebrate and record in a permanent way the flora in the garden at Highgrove. 82 Echeveria laui 2004 Watercolor 33 × 24.5 cm Lent by the artist 83 Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum 2004 Watercolor 33 × 24.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Slocock, Shirley Steele, Halina 167 b. Kent, England, 28 November 1943 b. Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia, 21 June 1954 Address: Address: Hillside Cottage, West End, Woking, Surrey GU24 9ND 6 Thomas Hales Place, Gordon, Australian Capital Territory England 2906 Australia Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Education: Career: Foundation course, Bromley College of Art, 1961 Botanical artist, 2001– Diploma, Botanical Painting, English Gardening School, Private enterprise, 1992–2001 Chelsea Physic Garden, London, 2004 Australian Government, 1971–1992 Career: Membership: Director, Knap Hill Nursery Limited, 1993– American Society of Botanical Artists Consultant/coordinator, Battle of Britain Memorial Trust, Botanical Art Society of Australia 1991–2006 Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne Coordinator, Britain/Australia Bicentenary, 1986–1998 Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Consultant, International Exhibition (horticultural), Wildlife and Botanical Artists (Australian Capital Territory) 1981–1998 Medium: Overseas project coordinator, International Garden Festival, Watercolor Liverpool, 1982–1985; Osaka, 1988–1990 Group Exhibition(s): Membership: The Art of Nature, Annual Exhibition of the Wildlife and Amicus Botanicus Botanical Artists (Australian Capital Territory), 2003, Hampton Court Palace Florilegium 2004, 2005, 2006 Medium: Botanica 2004, 2005, 2007, Annual Botanical Art Exhibition Watercolor of the Friends of The Gardens, Lion Gate Lodge, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, Group Exhibition(s): 2004, 2005, 2007 Flowers and Gardens, Annual Open Exhibition of the Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2004 Society of Botanical Artists, Lecture Hall, Central Hall Westminster, London, 2007 Honor(s)/Award(s): Amicus Botanicus, London, 2008 Silver Grenfell, Royal Horticultural Society, 2004 Wildlife and Botanical Artists (ACT) Award (for paintings Honor(s)/Award(s): featuring Australian natives); Award for Botanical Art Certificate of Botanical Merit, Flowers and Gardens, 2007 Collections: 84 Numerous private collections Zea mays 2005 Watercolor 54.5 × 45 cm Commissions: Lent by the artist Numerous private commissions 85 Work Reproduced In: Bignonia grandiflora 2006 Australian Artist Magazine Watercolor and pencil 38 × 27.5 cm 86 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Alyogyne huegelii (Lilac hibiscus) and Rayed blue butterfly Portrait Photo Credit: Jean-Loup Debbionne (Candalides heathi heathi) 2006 Watercolor 39.5 × 28 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 87 Hibiscus meraukensis and Cotton harlequin bug (Tectocoris diophthalmus) 2004 Watercolor 39.5 × 28 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 168 Commissions: Stockhaus, Eva A number of special print editions for Föreningen för Grafisk b. Gothenburg, Sweden, 4 April 1919 Konst (Swedish Printmakers Society) and various other institutions Address: Pontonjärgatan 16, 112 37 Stockholm, Sweden Work Reproduced In: Chamberlain, W. 1978. The Thames and Hudson Manual of Education: Wood Engraving. London: Thames and Hudson. Languages, Stockholm University Shorter studies at art schools in Sweden and England Exlibriskünstler, Fédération Internationale des Sociétés Wood engraving, mainly self-taught d’amateurs d’exlibris, 1980 A number of Swedish art, poetry and information books, etc. Career: Secretary, Swedish Print Society, 1971–1978 88 August /Silene and Cichorum 1986 Membership: Wood engraving Fellow of Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers Image: 24.5 × 18.5 cm Paper: 30.5 × 27 Grafiska Sällskapet, Swedish Print Society Edition: Artist’s proof Society of Wood Engravers Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Xylon International Media: Wood engraving, drawing Group Exhibition(s): Swedish Print Triennials, 1968–1995 Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, 1969–2004 Society of Wood Engravers, 1969–2004 Xylon International, 1976–2005 One-Person Exhibition(s): Swedish Print Society’s Gallery, Stockholm, 1967, 1973, 1997 Swedish Artists’ House/Gallery, Stockholm, 1981, 1989 Museums and art galleries in various Swedish towns Honor(s)/Award(s): Artist’s Grant of the Swedish State, 1975–1976 Collections: Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Vienna National Gallery, Oslo New York Public Library Swedish National Museum, Stockholm Victoria and Albert Museum, London Stockton, Peta Sutherland, Dianne 169 b. Boksburg, South Africa, 2 May 1973 b. Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, 12 March 1964 Address: Address: 20 Elizabeth Court, Lower Kings Road, Kingston KT2 5HP Mount Pleasant, 10 School Lane, Macduff, Aberdeenshire England AB44 1TQ Scotland Email: [email protected] Education: Web site: www.diannesutherland.com Foundation course, Ruth Prowse School of Art, 1992 B.A., Art History and English, University of Cape Town, Education: 1993–1995 Certificate, Natural Sciences, Open University, 2003 Michaelis School of Art, Cape Town Scholarship, Cruickshank Botanic Garden, University of Master class with Jenny Phillips, 2004 Aberdeen, Aberdeen, 2005 B.Sc. (Honors), Biology, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Membership: 2006 Botanical Artists’ Association of Southern Africa Course, Linnaeus’ Life and Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden, 2006– Medium: Career: Watercolor Cultural Coordinator, Aberdeenshire Council, 2006– Group Exhibition(s): Freelance artist and illustrator, 1997– Kirstenbosch Biennale Exhibition of Botanical Art, Kirstenbosch Media: National Botanical Garden, Cape Town, South Africa, Watercolor, pencil, ink 2004, 2006 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2006 Group Exhibition(s): McEwan Gallery, Ballater, 1992, 1993, 1995 Honor(s)/Award(s): Malcolm Innes Gallery, Edinburgh, 1992 Gold Medal, 2004; Silver Medal, Kirstenbosch Biennale Flowers and Gardens, Annual Open Exhibition of the Society Exhibition of Botanical Art, 2006 of Botanical Artists, Westminster Gallery, Central Hall Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2006 Westminster, London, 2002, 2004 Collections: BBC Gardeners’ World Live, Royal Horticultural Society, Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 2004, 2006 Dr. Shirley Sherwood Collection, London One-Person Exhibition(s): Lindley Library, Royal Horticultural Society, London Arbuthnot Museum and Gallery, 1995 Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Honor(s)/Award(s): 89 Silver Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2006 Protea cynaroides whorl 2006 Watercolor 27 × 29.5 cm Collections: Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh Scottish Cultural Resource Access Network (SCRAN) and 90 RLS digital collections Protea coronata seed head 2005 Watercolor 35 × 40 cm Work Reproduced In: Lent by the artist Forsyth, A. 1995. Aiken Drum: A Story in Scots for Younger Readers. Aberdeen: Scottish Children’s Press. Forsyth, A. 1995. Kitty Bairdie: A Story in Scots for Younger Readers. Aberdeen: Scottish Children’s Press. Forsyth, A. 1998. Rashiecoat: A Story in Scots for Younger Readers. Edinburgh: Scottish Children’s Press. Ramsay, E. 1998. Danger by Gaslight. Edinburgh: Scottish Children’s Press. 170 Sutherland, G. 1993. The Whaling Years: Peterhead (1788– 1893). Aberdeen: Centre for Scottish Studies, University Sykes, Sandy Ross of Aberdeen. b. Ireland, 7 August 1958 Sutherland, G. 1996. Whaler’s Tale: The David Cardno Papers. Address: Aberdeen: Aberdeenshire Council. G/F, Pearl Villa, 54 Chung Hom Kok Road, Hong Kong, Sutherland, G., ed. 1994. ‘A Stranger on the Bars’: China The Memoirs of Christian Watt Marshall of Broadsea. Email: [email protected] [Macduff]: Banff & Buchan District Council. Web site:www.sandyrosssykes.com 91 Education: Gloxinia 2002 Foundation course, Ealing School of Art, 1975–1976 Watercolor 51 × 50 cm Illustration, St. Martin’s School of Art, 1977–1981 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Fine Art (Distinction), Croydon College of Art, 1978–1981 Courses, calligraphy, Chinese, Chinese painting, museum studies, Taiwan, 1982 “Ancient Art of the Silk Road,” University, 1990 Certificate, Art Therapy, 1995 Psychology, University of London, Birkbeck, 1998–2001 Master’s degree, Natural History Illustration, Royal College of Art, London, 2002–2004 Career: Teaching posts, Hong Kong, 2005, 2006; Singapore, 2006; Nepal, 2007 Annual workshops, Natural History Museum, British Museum and Linnean Society, London, 2002–2006 Events Coordinator, Teresa Coleman Fine Arts, 1988–1992 Freelance Art Teacher, Hong Kong, 1988–1992 Membership: Chelsea Botanical Artists, London Fellow of The Linnean Society of London, 2007 Royal College of Art Association, Hong Kong, Founding Member Medium: Watercolor Group Exhibition(s): Exhibition of Irish Artists, Dublin, 1987 Hong Kong Watercolor Society, 1990 Society of Botanical Painters, 2001–2005 Folio Society, London, 2004 Something Between, Royal College of Art, 2004 Mall Galleries, London, 2005 British Council, Hong Kong, 2006 Hong Kong Cultural Centre, 2006 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2006 One-Person Exhibition(s): British Council, Hong Kong, 2006 Honor(s)/Award(s): 171 Royal College of Art and Thames and Hudson Prize, 2004 Takumi, Harue Silver-Gilt Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2006 b. Okayama, Japan, 2 January 1935 Collections: Address: The Kadoorie Foundation, Hong Kong 3-23-10, Honkomagome, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0021 Japan Natural History Museum, London Email: [email protected] Singapore Botanical Gardens Education: Private collections in China, Singapore, the United Kingdom, B.A., Japanese Literature, Ochanomizu Women’s University, and the United States Tokyo, 1954–1957 Commissions: B.A., Linguistics, University of Tokyo, 1957–1959 The Hong Kong Gardening Society Japanese painting with Professor Kunio Takeuchi (Tokyo Lifeline Express, Hong Kong National University of Fine Arts & Music), Asahi The Make a Wish Foundation, Hong Kong Cultural Center, Tokyo, 2001–2004 Botanical painting short courses including workshops with Work Reproduced In: Anne-Marie Evans, 2005; Gillian Barlow, 2005, English British Council, 2006 Gardening School, Chelsea Physic Garden, London CUP 2007 (Chinese Language) Interiors magazine, 2004 Membership: Royal Horticultural Society Bibliography: Book in progress, “In Search of Gingers” Medium: Watercolor 92 Hedychium greenei 2004 Group Exhibition(s): Watercolor 41 × 31 cm 55th Bunkyo Art Festival, Kasuga, Tokyo, 2004 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 16th and 17th Botanical Art and Illustration Exhibition of the Japan Gardening Society, Ginza, Tokyo, 2004, 2005 93 Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2006, 2007 Zingiber vinosum 2004 Watercolor 41 × 31 cm Honor(s)/Award(s): Lent by the artist Fine Work Winner, 55th Bunkyo Art Festival, 2004 Prize Winner, 16th and 17th Botanical Art and Illustration Portrait Photo Credit: Carmen Asoy Exhibition of the Japan Gardening Society, 2004, 2005 Silver-Gilt Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2006, 2007 94 Japanese quince, Chaenomeles speciosa 2006 Watercolor 56.5 × 51.5 cm Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist 172 Thomas, Vicki The artist’s work has been selected for inclusion in the ‘Highgrove Florilegium’ presently being created b. Welkom, South Africa, 25 May 1951 under the aegis of The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Foundation to celebrate and record in a permanent way Address: the flora in the garden at Highgrove. PO Box 580, 2978 Aristea Road, Betty’s Bay 7141 South Africa Commissions: Email: [email protected] Numerous private and commercial commissions Education: Work Reproduced In: Diploma, Graphic Design, Cape Technikon, 1976 Duncan, G. 2003. Larchenalia peersii Hyacinthaceae. Self-taught artist Curtis’s Bot. Mag. 20(4): 202–207, pl. 476. Higgins, A. 2003. Plant painters of the world unite in a show. Career: Washington Post 3 April, sec. H, p. 8. Teacher, botanical art classes, University of Cape Town; van Jaarsveld, E. J. 2006. The Southern African Plectranthus University of Stellenbosch; Kirstenbosch Botanical and the Art of Turning Shade to Glade. Simonstown, Garden; Soanesbury’s School of Floral Art; Botanical South Africa: Fernwood Press. [64 illustrations Artists’ Association of Southern Africa in Johannesburg completed 1981–2006] and Durban; private classes in Cape Town and Betty’s Bay in South Africa and in the United Kingdom Annual Report, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, 2003 Membership: The Art Club, CNN, Botswana, with Katie Lee, 2000 Botanical Artists’ Association of Southern Africa Bothalia, vol. 32, 2002 Botanical Society of South Africa Calendar, 2007; Birthday calendar, 2006 [12 illustrations of Indigenous Bulb Association of South Africa indigenous South African flora in each] Media: 50:50, SABC3, feature on Vicki Thomas, 2005 Watercolor, pencil, ink Flowering Plants of Africa, vol. 58, 2003 Group Exhibition(s): Bibliography: International Botanical Exhibition, Everard Read Gallery, Arnold, M. 2001. South African botanical art: Peeling back Johannesburg, South Africa, 1991, 2000 the petals. Cactus and Succulent Journal 73: 3. Botanical Drawings, Dorp Street Gallery, Stellenbosch, South Goldswain, L. 2004. Monograph: The Botanical Art of Vicki Africa, 1994 Thomas. Michaelis School of Fine Art, University of Kirstenbosch Biennale Exhibition of Botanical Art, Kirstenbosch Cape Town. National Botanical Garden, Cape Town, South Africa, Sherwood, S. 2001. A Passion for Plants: Contemporary 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006 Botanical Masterworks from the Shirley Sherwood Botanical Artists of the World II, Tryon Gallery, London, 2001 Collection. London: Cassell. Pp. 194–195, 226–227. A Passion for Plants: Contemporary Botanical Masterworks from [Exhibition catalogue.] the Shirley Sherwood Collection (traveling exhibition), Tryon Gallery. 2001. Botanical Artists of the World II. National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian London: Tryon Gallery. [Exhibition catalogue.] Institution, Washington, D.C., 2003; Seiji Togo Memorial 95 Sompo Japan Museum of Art, Tokyo, 2006 Brunsvigia orientalis 2000 Honor(s)/Award(s): Watercolor 58 × 50.5 cm Silver Medal, 2000, 2004, 2006; Gold Medal, 2002; Painting Lent from the collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton of Exceptional Merit, Kirstenbosch Biennale Exhibition of Botanical Art, 2002 Collections: Collection of Alisa and Isaac M. Sutton Dr. Shirley Sherwood Collection, London South African National Biodiversity Institute, Pretoria, South Africa Spier Estate, Stellenbosch, South Africa University of Pretoria, South Africa Tosaki, Eriko Miki Trickey, Julia 173 b. Kawasaki, Japan, 5 December 1960 b. Birmingham, England, 1 February1964 Address: Address: 2-38-1 501 Okusawa, Setagayaku, Tokyo, Japan 121 Englishcombe Lane, Bath, Somerset BA2 2EH England Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Education: Education: Textile design, Musashino Art University, 1972–1982 B.A. (Honors), Visual Communication, Bath Academy of Art, Diploma, Botanical Painting, English Gardening School, 1982–1985 Chelsea Physic Garden, London, 2005 Certificate, Education (Stage I and II), Croydon College of Higher Education, 2003–2004 Career: Freelance illustrator, 1986– Career: Textile designer, Yoshii Textile Design Office, 1982–1986 Part-time tutor, botanical illustration, Bath University Division for Lifelong Learning, 2005– Medium: Graphic designer and botanical artist, self-employed, 1994– Watercolor Part-time tutor, botanical illustration, London Borough of Group Exhibition(s): Croydon, 2003–2004; London Borough of Bromley, Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2003 2003–2004 Learning support assistant working with adults with learning One-Person Exhibition(s): difficulties, London Borough of Croydon, 2001–2003 Pinpoint Gallery, Aoyama, Tokyo, 2000 Pre-school group assistant, Woodside Baptist Church, Honor(s)/Award(s): 1998–2001 Silver Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2003 Paste-up artist, Community Media Ltd, Bath, 1988–1991 Pre-school music teacher, self-employed, 1988–1990 Collections: Library and archive assistant, 1986–1987 The artist’s work has been selected for inclusion in the ‘Highgrove Florilegium’ presently being created Membership: under the aegis of The Prince of Wales’s Charitable Bath Society of Botanical Artists Foundation to celebrate and record in a permanent way Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society the flora in the garden at Highgrove. Medium: Work Reproduced In: Watercolor Advertisement, Food Stuff Group Exhibition(s): Cookbooks, Kodansha,ˉ Shoeisha,ˉ and Shogakukanˉ publishers Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2001, 2004, 2006 Stationery, Hallmark, Japan; Aesop; Frontia Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society, European Patent 96 Office, Munich, 2002; Footstool Gallery, Smith Square, Commelina communis L. 2006 London, 2003; National Botanic Garden of Wales, Watercolor 47.5 × 32.5 cm Llanarthne, 2006 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Annual Exhibition, Bath Society of Botanical Artists, Bath Central Library, 2005, 2006, 2007 97 Kirstenbosch Biennale Exhibition of Botanical Art, Kirstenbosch Carthamus tinctorius L. 2006 National Botanical Garden, Cape Town, South Africa, Watercolor 47.5 × 31.5 cm 2006 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist One-Person Exhibition(s): Penge Library, London Borough of Bromley, 1999 Honor(s)/Award(s): Silver-Gilt Medal, 2001, 2004; Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2006 Gold Medal, Kirstenbosch Biennale Exhibition of Botanical Art, 2006 174 Collections: Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society van Niekerk, Sarah b. London, England, 16 January 1934 Bibliography: Brown, A. 2005. Flower Paintings from the Apothecaries’ Address: Garden: Contemporary Botanical Illustrations from Priding House, Saul, Gloucestershire GL2 7LG England Chelsea Physic Garden. Woodbridge, Suffolk, U.K.: Education: Antique Collectors’ Club. Pp. 20–21. [Exhibition Graphic Design, Central School of Arts & Crafts catalogue.] (now Central/St. Martins), 1951–1955 98 Drawing and Painting, Slade School of Fine Art, University Aesculus hippocastanum (Autumn Horse-chestnut leaf) of London, 1955–1956 2005 Career: Watercolor 55.5 × 42 cm Teacher, engraving, West Dean College (part-time), 1979–; Lent by the artist City and Guilds of London Art School, 1979–1998; 99 Royal Academy Schools, 1976–1986 Fatsia japonica (dried leaf) 2005 Membership: Watercolor 55.5 × 41.5 cm Bath Society of Artists Lent by the artist Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers Royal West of England Academy Society of Wood Engravers Media: Wood engraving, lino cut Group Exhibition(s): Annual exhibition, Society of Wood Engravers, DLI Museum & Art Gallery, Durham; St. David’s Hall, Foyer Galleries, Cardiff; Yarrow Gallery, West Dean College, Oundle, 2006 Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, Bandside Gallery, London, 2006 One-Person Exhibition(s): Nottingham, 1976 Newbury, 1979 Hexagon, Reading, 1980 Katherine House Gallery, 1983 West Dean College, 1983, 1988, 1990 Broad Canvas Gallery, Oxford, 1986 Cirencester Workshop, 1986 Peart & Manning Gallery, Bridport, 1986 Courtyard Gallery, Cheltenham, 1988 The Plough, Torrington, 1988 Countryside Bookshop, London, 1992 Silk Top Hat Gallery, Ludlow, 1997, 2002, 2004, 2006 Brewery Arts, Cirencester, 1999 Foal Yard Gallery, Bransford, Worcs, 2002 Old Passage Inn, Arlingham, 2002 The Gallery, Dean Heritage Museum, 2003 Two-Person Exhibitions: Esselmont, D. 1982. Sixteen Contemporary Wood Engravers: 175 Marlborough (with Christopher Hall), 1979 A Collection of Wood Engravings Printed from PMC Gallery (with Anne Jope), London, 1981 the Original Blocks to Accompany an Exhibition. Halifax House (with Katie Clemson), 1982 Newcastle: D. Esslemont. Newbury Arts Center (with Christopher Hall), 1982 Garrett, A. 1978. A History of British Wood Engraving. Linfield Gallery (with Howard Phipps), 1984, 1986 Tunbridge Wells: Midas Books. CD Soar Gallery (with Chris van Niekerk), 1986 Herbert, G. 2003. Sundrie Pieces: A New Selection of Old Passage Inn (with Chris van Niekerk), Arlingham, 1989 George Herbert’s Poetry with Samples of His Prose. Ombersley Gallery (with Chris van Niekerk), 1989 J. G. H. Powis, ed. Newton: Gregynog Press. Duncan Campbell Fine Art, London, 1990–1991 Jaffe, P. 1988. Women Engravers. London: Virago. Aldeburgh Cinema Gallery (with “Made in Cley”), 1993 [Lawrence, S.] 1988. A Cross Section. Wakefield: Fleece Press. Foyer Gallery (with John McPake), Royal Exchange, Lawrence, S., ed. 1980. S. T. E. Lawrence, Boxwood Manchester, 1993 Blockmaker: Wood Engravings Collected in Honour West Dean College (with Andrew Breeze, Jane Wisner, of His Eightieth Birthday. Wakefield: Printed by Mary Butcher), 1993, 1997, 2000 Whittington Press. Printworks (with Anne Desmet), Colchester, 1996 Macgregor, M. 1989. Cat Cuts: A Collection of Engravers’ Black Swan Guild (with Mary Butcher), 1999 Cats. Cambridge: Silent Books. Silk top Hat Gallery (with Colin See-Paynton), 1999 Michie, J. 1997. Folio Golden Treasury: The Best Songs and Lyrical Poems in the English Language. London: Folio Honor(s)/Award(s): Society. Cornellissen Award, 1989 Royal Bath & West Society Show, 1992, 1995 Illustrations for Folio Society; Gregynog Press; Oxford Coley & Tilley Prize, 1997 University Press; Rider Books; Pavilion; Readers Digest Prize, Society of Wood Engravers, 2000 Association; Foundling Press UWE Prize, Royal West of England Academy Show, 2002 Bibliography: Collections: van Niekerk, S. 2000. The Engraver’s Cut: Sarah van Niekerk, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford 27 Wood Engravings Chosen by the Artist with an Bristol Museum & Art Gallery Autobiographical Note. Bicester: Primrose Academy Bristol Polytechnic Press. Central St. Martins Gallery 100 Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge Chillies at West Dean 1996 Freemantle Arts Centre Wood engraving Graves Art Gallery, Sheffield Image: 19 × 12.5 cm Paper: 26.5 × 19 cm Edition: 2/100 Hereford Museum & Art Gallery Hunt Institute collection London Institute National Engravers Society, Russia 101 National Library of Wales September 1993 National Museum of Wales Wood engraving Reading Museum Image: 20 × 15 cm Paper: 26.5 × 19 cm Edition: 34/100 University of California, Los Angeles Hunt Institute collection Victoria & Albert Museum Portrait Photo Credit: Jess van Niekerk Private collections in Australia, Canada, England, France, Germany, Greece, Japan, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States Work Reproduced In: Brett, S., ed. 1987. Engravers: A Handbook for the Nineties Compiled for the Society of Wood Engravers. Cambridge: Silent Books. Brett, S., ed. 1992. Engravers Two: A Handbook Compiled for the Society of Wood Engravers. Cambridge: Silent Books. 176 Honor(s)/Award(s): Waddington, Geri Peterborough Exhibitions Group Prize, 1998 b. Chatham, Kent, England, 20 September 1953 John Purcell Prize, National Print Exhibition, 1999 SWE Prize, Originals 05, 2005 Address: Exhibition prize, Watch Out for the Small Print, 2006 The Old Governor’s House, Norman Cross, Peterborough PE7 3TB England Collections: Email: [email protected] Bristol Museum and Art Gallery Web site: www.geraldinewaddington.com Georgetown University Library, Washington, D.C. Education: Commissions: D.F.A., Slade School of Fine Art, 1972–1976 Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, Red Lodge engravings A.T.C., Goldsmiths’ College, University of London, 1978–1979 Work Reproduced In: Andersen, H. 2002. The Storks. Northumberland: Ken Career: Ferguson Press. Bookshop and Gallery owner, 2000– Brett, S. 2002. An Engraver’s Globe: Wood Engraving World- Art teacher, 1976–2000 Wide in the 21st Century. London: Primrose Hill Press. Burns, J. 1999. The Five Senses. Oldham: Incline Press. Membership: Kershaw, P., S. Conway, L. West and B. Hubbard. 2003. Two Society of Wood Engravers, 2001– by Two: A Noah’s Ark. England: Society of Wood Medium: Engravers. Wood engraving Murakami, H. 2007. Aeroplane. Cambridge: Oundle Festival of Literature Press. Group Exhibition(s): Paynter, H. 2001. Engraved Gardens. London: Primrose Hill 59th–62nd, 64th– Annual Exhibition, Society of Wood Press. Engravers, 1996– Sjölin, T. 2006. My Father Made Toys. Oldham: Incline Press. Peterborough Exhibitions Group Annual Exhibition, Smith, A. 2006. Writ. Cambridge: Oundle Festival of Peterborough Museum, 1997–2001, 2003 Literature Press. National Print Exhibition, 1998, 1999, 2003 Peterborough Arthouse Opening Exhibition, 1998 102 Gardens Exhibition, Blackfriars Arts Center, Boston, 1999 Acanthus 2002 Skylark Studios, Cambridgeshire, 2000, 2002, 2004 Wood engraving Eastern Open, Kings Lynn, 2001 Image: 17.5 × 12.5 cm Paper: 25.5 × 18 cm Engraved Gardens, Museum of Garden History, 2001 Edition: 31/100 Norman Cross Gallery Christmas Exhibition, 2001 Hunt Institute collection Wood Engraving as Illustration, Darlington Hall, 2001 Portrait Photo Credit: David Wilson Broughton House Gallery Christmas Exhibition, 2002 500 Cats, Stables Gallery, Twickenham, 2002 National Miniprint Exhibition, 2003, 2006 Oundle Showcase, 2003, 2005, 2006 Watch Out for the Small Print, Leicester 2004, 2006 Originals 05, 2005 Under a Monkey, New Ashgate Gallery, Farnham, 2005 A Broughton House Bestiary, Cambridge, 2006 Cross Section, St. David’s Hall, Cardiff, 2006 Passion for Print, Leicester City Art Gallery, 2006 Six of the Best, Hebden Bridge Arts Festival, 2007 Small Print, Big Impression, 2007 One-Person Exhibition(s): Skylark Studios, Cambridgeshire, 2001 Leicester University, 2003 Nuneaton Museum and Art Gallery, 2004 Alfred East Art Gallery, Kettering, 2006 Bibliography: 177 Watanabe, Noriko American Society of Botanical Artists and The Horticultural b. Hiroshima, Japan, 23 May 1954 Society of New York. 2007. 10th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition. New York, N.Y.: ASBA Address: and HSNY. [Exhibition catalogue.] 306 Villa Hirosawa 5, 835 Kamiko-cho, Omiya-ku, Saitama 330-0855 Japan 103 Email: [email protected] Hydrangea quercifolia in fall 2005 Watercolor 57 × 38 cm Education: Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist B.A., Dyework-Craft, Osaka University of Arts, Osaka, 1973–1977 104 California College of Arts & Crafts, Oakland, Calif., 1976 Hydrangea quercifolia in late fall 2005 Japanese painting lesson with Shokyu Oshima, Hiroshima, Watercolor 57 × 38 cm 1989–1991 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Sarasa dyework lesson with Sanae Ishisita, Hiroshima, 1995– 2001 Botanical painting class with Celia Godkin; Pamela Stagg, University of Toronto, Canada, 2001–2004 Botanical painting lesson with Masako Sasaki, Saitama, 2004– Career: Botanical artist Kimono pattern designer, Yamamoto-kobo, Kyoto, 1977– 1979 Membership: American Society of Botanical Artists Japanese Association of Botanical Illustration Medium: Watercolor Group Exhibition(s): Royal Horticultural Society, London, 2006 10th Annual International Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, American Society of Botanical Artists and Horticultural Society of New York, New York, N.Y., 2007 Honor(s)/Award(s): Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2006 Collections: Lindley Library, Royal Horticultural Society, London Commissions: Numerous private commissions 178 Weld, Carol O’G. Honor(s)/Award(s): Bronze Medal, Kirstenbosch Biennale Exhibition of Botanical Art, b. Buenos Aires, Argentina, 4 February 1944 2006 Address: Collections: 463 Pound Ridge Road, Bedford, New York 10506 USA Numerous private collections Email: [email protected] Bibliography: Education: Huntley, M. 2006. Kirstenbosch Biennale of Botanical B.A., Art, St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Ind., 1962–1966 Art: Images of Southern African Flora. Claremont, Certificate, Gardening, Institute of Ecological Studies, 1994 South Africa: National Botanical Garden. [Exhibition Botanical Art and Illustration Certificate Program, New York catalogue.] Botanical Garden, Bronx, N.Y., 1995– Master classes with Jenny Phillips, Katie Lee, Anne-Marie 105 Evans, and Etienne Demonte (in Petrópolis, Brazil), Gloriosa superba 2006 2000–2003 Watercolor 52.5 × 55.5 cm Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, Desert Cacti, 2003 Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Career: Volunteer elementary art teacher, Bedford, N.Y., 1977–1978 Teacher, elementary school and art, Neenah, Wis.; Caiza “D,” Bolivia; Baltimore, Md., 1966–1969 Membership: American Society of Botanical Artists Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Media: Watercolor, colored pencil, graphite, pen-and-ink Group Exhibition(s): International Artexpo, New York, 2000 Kirstenbosch Biennale Exhibition of Botanical Art, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Cape Town, South Africa, 2006 Inspired by Nature: An Exhibit with Instructors and Students of The New York Botanical Garden and Paul Stankard, Gallery Yellow, Cross River, N.Y., 2007 Honor(s)/Award(s): 179 West-Sherring, Hazel Bronze, Best Direct Mail, International Advertising Festival of b. Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, England, 22 September New York, 1988 1957 Design Week Award (recycled materials), Best Use of Print, 1989 Address: Judge, Best British Print Award Panel, British Printing Guilton House, Guilton near Ash, Canterbury, Kent Industry Federation, 1990 CT3 2HR England Best Use of Tin in Gift Design, Metal Industry Print Awards, Email: [email protected] 1991 Education: Gold Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, 2005 Domestic Studies, Canterbury College of Technology, Collections: Canterbury, Kent, 1974–1975 The artist’s work has been selected for inclusion in the B.A. (Honors), Graphic Design and Art History (Distinction), ‘Highgrove Florilegium’ presently being created Canterbury College of Art, Canterbury, Kent, under the aegis of The Prince of Wales’s Charitable 1976–1979 Foundation to celebrate and record in a permanent way Career: the flora in the garden at Highgrove. Botanical artist, 2003– Commissions: Teacher, Art and Crafts, 1993–2003 Private commissions for fruit and various English garden Design Coordinator, Marks & Spencer PLC, 1986–1993; flowers Designer, 1982–1984 Senior Designer, Michael Peters & Partners, 1985–1986 Work Reproduced In: Senior Designer, Lewis Moberly, 1984–1985 Crampton, D. 2006. Featured artist. Kent Life Graphic Designer, WH Smith & Son, 1981–1982 Exhibiting artist. 2006. Journal of the Museum of Garden Graphic Designer, Mitchell Beazley Publishers, 1979–1981 History Marsh, M. 2006. Beautiful botanics. Country Homes & Membership: Interiors [Magazine] Royal Horticultural Society 106 Medium: Phlox paniculata ‘Sandringham’ and Phlox paniculata Watercolor ‘Rijnstroom’ 2004 Group Exhibition(s): Watercolor 66.5 × 48 cm Florum, Sevenoaks, 2005 Lent by the artist National Auricula Society, Datchet, 2005 107 Royal Horticultural Society, Westminster, 2005 Phlox paniculata ‘Monica Lynden-Bell’ 2004 Stark Gallery Summer Show, Canterbury, 2005 Watercolor 63 × 24.5 cm A Celebration of the English Garden, Annual Open Exhibition Lent by the artist of the Society of Botanical Artists, Lecture Hall, Central Hall Westminster, London, 2006 Portrait Photo Credit: Dragan Mikki Odyssey Art Fair, Canterbury, 2006 One-Person Exhibition(s): Museum of Garden History, Lambeth, London, 2006 180 Willis, Heidi Collections: Dr. Shirley Sherwood Collection, London b. Queensland, Australia, 17 April 1972 Bibliography: Address: New York State Museum. 2006. Focus on Nature IX. Albany, 18 Parry Avenue, Terrigal, New South Wales 2260 Australia N.Y.: New York State Museum. [Exhibition catalogue.] Email: [email protected] Web site: http://www.heidiwillis.com.au 108 Eucalyptus capsules 2005 Education: Watercolor 38 × 38 cm Self-taught artist Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Career: 109 Botanical artist, 2003– Chorisia speciosa 2003 Membership: Watercolor 37 × 54.5 cm Botanical Art Society of Australia Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Florilegium Society at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Medium: Watercolor Group Exhibition(s): Botanica 2004 and 2005, Annual Botanical Art Exhibition of the Friends of The Gardens, Lion Gate Lodge, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, 2004, 2005 Canberra Botanical 2004 and 2005, CSIRO Discovery Gallery, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, 2004, 2005 Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize Exhibition, South Australian Museum, 2004, 2006 Focus on Nature IX, New York State Museum, Albany, N.Y., 2006 Margaret Flockton Award Exhibition, Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, Red Box Gallery, National Herbarium, Sydney, New South Wales, 2005, 2006 One-Person Exhibition(s): Botany & Birds, Gosford Regional Gallery, New South Wales, 2006 Honor(s)/Award(s): Highly Commended Award, Margaret Flockton Award for Botanical Illustration, Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, 2005, 2006 Honor(s)/Award(s): 181 Yamane, Etsuko Award of Excellence, North Shore Art League, 1990 b. Tokyo, Japan, 2 March 1960 Award of Encouragement, 2004, 2005; Award of Sakaide Civic Museum, Modern Naïve Art of Japan, 2006 Address: Award, Shufunotomo Publishing House Prize, Botanical Art 6-9-3 Kamifukuoka, Fujimino-shi, Saitama-ken 356-0004 and Illustration Exhibition of the Japan Gardening Society, Japan 2006 Email: [email protected] Award, 22nd Exhibition of Botanical Illustration of Japan, 2006 Education: Work Reproduced In: Librarian, Taisho University, Tokyo, 1982 Illustrated Phonics Activities in Story & Rhyme, Center for Certificate, Junior high school teacher of fine art Applied Research in Education, U.S., 2001 Graduate, Musashino Art College, Tokyo, 1987 Self-taught botanical artist 110 Polygonatum odoratum var. pluriflorum cv 2006 Career: Watercolor 57 × 42 cm Freelance botanical artist Hunt Institute collection, gift from the artist Illustrator, 1986– Librarian, Kawamura College, 1980–1987 111 Physalis alkekengi 2006 Membership: Watercolor 31.5 × 40.5 cm Japan Botanical Art Club, 2006– Lent by the artist Gendai Doga Kai (Modern Naïve Art Club), 2005– Japan Gardening Society, 2005 Media: Watercolor, oil, acrylic Group Exhibition(s): Modern Naïve Art of Japan, The Tokyo Metropolitan Museum, 1984, 1987, 2004– North Shore Art League, Chicago, Ill., 1990 Two-person exhibition, Gallery Blanc, Saitama, 1999 Botanical Art Exhibition, Gallery Edel, Saitama, 2004 Botanical Art and Illustration Exhibition of the Japan Gardening Society, Tokyo, 2005, 2006 22nd Exhibition of Botanical Illustration of Japan, Tsukuba Botanical Garden of the National Science Museum, Ibaragi, 2006 10th Japan Botanical Art Club Exhibition, Gallery Kubota, Tokyo, 2007 One-Person Exhibition(s): Konoha Gallery, Tokyo, 2007 C u m u l a t i v e I n d e x

Contemporary botanical artists and illustrators represented in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th and/or 12th International Exhibitions of Botanical Art & Illustration (1964, 1968, 1972, 1977, 1983, 1988, 1992, 1995, 1998, 2001, 2004, 2007) at the Hunt Institute. Numbers after artists’ names refer to the International exhibitions/catalogues in which they are featured.

182 Abbe, Elfriede M. 1, 2, 3, 4 Beckett, Sheilah T. 4 Brown, Andrew Peter 8 Abe, Fusako E. 12 Beckman, Kaj 2 Brown, Melvin L. 3 Acharya, Milly 12 Beebe, Francis L. 1 Brown, Susan 3 Adams, Lee 1, 2 Beemster, Elizabeth 9 Brown-Thompson, Rebecca 10 Adams, Nancy M. 3 Beentje-Williamson, Juliet 6 Bruce, Elizabeth Jane 10 Adams, Ronald A. 6 Bell, Léonie H. 2 Bruce, Lyn Christine 6 Adamson, Joy 3 Benham, Sri K. 10 Buchanon, Steve 9 Addkison, Andrew R. 2 Benson, Mary F. 1 Buchert, Ilse 2 Aikins, Suezan 9 Berge, Leslie Carol 7 Bukovnik, Gary Alan 5 Alava, Reino O. 1, 4 Bergman, Annie 2 Burg, Liesbeth van den 7 Albee, Grace 5 Berndt, Sarah K. 5 Burger, William C. 2 Alexander, Joyce M. Y. T. 2 Berne, Gerda 2 Burkart, Arturo E. 3 Allard, Marianne 7 Berni, Stephanie 10 Busquet i Pujó, Imma 8 Allen, Beverly 11 Bero, Robert 4 Butler, Mary 4 Allen, Dorothy O. 1, 4 Best, Margaret 12 Buytaert, J.-C. V. M. M. G. 7 Allen, Helen 10 Beyer, Kurt 4 Byrnes, Bev 12 Allevato, Sergio 10 Bíró, Krisztina 8 Amateis, Edmond 1 Bittleman, Arnold I. 5 Cadman, Elizabeth Wray 11 Ames, Blanche A. 3 Blake, Tamlin 11 Cai Shuqin 8 Amies, Katharine 11 Blakely, Dudley M. 2 Callaghan, Lynn 10 Anderson, Fay 2 Blamey, Marjorie 9 Cameron, Elizabeth 5 Anderson, Francesca 7 Blaxill, Susannah 7 Cánovas Iserte, Alejandro 8 Andrews, Jennifer 4 Blos, Maybelle 1, 4 Cappello, Carolyn 12 Angel, Marie F. 1, 2, 3, 4 Blunt, Wilfrid 6 Carcano, Lucilla 9 Angell, Bobbi 5 Bodley, Elise 6 Carroll, David 3 Angell, Timothy C. 10 Bødtker, Miranda 3 Carroll, Richard P. 7 Anthon, Henning 3 Bolas, Valerie 10 Carter, Zöe 9 Ardourel, Joe 3 Bolingbroke, Richard 7 Casadei, Milena 9 Armer, Sidney 1 Bonzo, Renata 11 Caspari, Claus 2, 3 Armstrong, John 10 Booker, John Lionel 8 Castellano, Carmen 2, 3 Ashby, Alison M. 3 de Boor, Elisabeth 12 Catalano, Christina 6 Asquith, Anna Stone 8 Booth, Raymond C. 3, 4 Catchpole, Lesley 10 Avati, Mario 3 Booth-Owen, M[ary Ann] [now Cabot] 5 Cawein, Kathrin 4 Avila, Ada E. 3 Borkowsky-Braendlin, Hanni 3, 4 Chan, Chew Lun 6 Avinoff, Andrey N. 1 Bosquet, Gilles 11 Chase, Agnes 2 Bostock, James E. 3 Cheffetz, Asa 5 Baines, Valerie 7 Boswell, Vivian 10 Chen, Chien-chu 3, 4 Balbi, Domenico 4 Bothwell, Mary 3 Chen Rong-dao 8 Baldwin, Mariella 10 Boucher, J. Allen 2 Chen, Yue-ming 7 Baldwin, Priscilla 10 Bouchier, Diane 8 Chickering, Caroline R. 1 Bally, Peter R. O. 2 Bowles, Edward A. 1 Chudom, Alexander 2 Barbisan, Giovanni 4 Braida-Chiusano, Olivia Marie 11 Chung, Kang 12 Barlow, Gillian Barbara 7 Brasier, Jenny 5 Church, Maureen E. 3 Barlow, Jeni 8 Brawley, Judith C. 6 Chypre, Gilberte 5 Barneby, Rupert Charles 11 Brede, Ruth P. 2 Cidoncha, Rafael 5 Bartel, Maureen 4 Breeden, Paul M. 5 Clare, Charles C. 3 Baskin, Leonard 3 Brender à Brandis, Gerard 5 Clark, Alice M. 3 Bata-Gillot, F. M. 4 Brickman, Robin 9 Cleaves, Muriel M. 3 Bates, Mary 6 Bridson, Diane M. 6 Cleuter, Albert 2, 3, 4 Batten, Auriol 11 Brockman, Wendy 8 Cleveland, Walter C. 3, 4 Bauer, Alma Gene 4 Broderson, Morris 5 Cody, John 9 Bauschelt, Mary Chambers 9 Bromley, Wendy 7 Conca i Grau, Joaquim 8 Bean, Deirdre 12 Brouwers, Claire 7 Condy, Gillian Sara 7 Beaven, Marcus 9 Brown, Alison F. 9 Conneen, Jane W. 4 Cook, Lynette R. 8 Drewes, Werner 3 Freestone, Jenny 10 183 Coombs, Jill 9 Duncan, Beverly 9 Fujishima, Junzo¯ 2 Cowell, Ray 6 Dutkiewicz, Ludwik 6 Fujita, Noriko 11 Crampton, Celia 11 Fukuda, Haruto 3, 4 Crawford, Carolyn L. 6 Eaton, Mary Emily 9 Fukuda, Marlene 3 Crawford, Kathleen S. 4 Eckel, Patricia M. 11 Fukuda, Takeyo 11 Crevel, Ruth van 6 Eden, Margaret Ann (Lady) 9 Fukuzawa, Rei 9 Crosthwaite, Sally 10 Eder, James Alvin 7 Funk, Linda L. 7 Crist, Richard Harrison 6 Ednie, Beverley 10 Furse, John P. W. 1 Csapody, Vera 2 Edwards, Brigid Segrave 7 Fusi, Almina D. 4 Currier, Mary Ann 8 Eisenberg, Amy 6 Futakuchi, Yoshio 6 Cyril, R. 3 El-Gohary, Magdy A. R. 3 Emmons, Jean L. 7 Gadd, Arne W. 2 Daglish, Eric F. 2 Ensle, Carolyn 6 Gai, Irina 7 Dahlquist-Ljungberg, A.-M. 2 Epton, Amy Elizabeth Paluch 11 Gardner, Sue 4 Dalby, Claire 8 Erasmus, Derrick 3 Gavriloff, Alejandro 3 Dale, Patricia 6 Erasmus, Joanna C. 3 Gerrard, Marguerite Primrose 3, 4 Dalvé, Elizabeth K. 3 Erickson, Frederica L. 3 Geus, Marie de 4 Damhuri 3 Esparza Alvarado, Elvia 9 Geyer, Joan Lavigueur 9 Davern, Moya 10 Estes, Louise 6 Ghislain, Raphael H.-C. 3, 4 Davis, Natalie H. 1, 2 Evans, Henry 1, 2, 3, 4 Gianangeli, Alison 12 Dawson, Jacqueline 10 Evarts, Sarah 6 Gilkey, Helen M. 2 Dawson, Sally Emma 10 Everard, Barbara M. S. 1 Gist, John 12 Dawson, Siân 10 Everett, Diana 10 Glasscock, Pamela 6 Dean, Ethel 4 Eyston Elwes, Josephine 12 Gnott, Jacqueline M. 8 Dean, Pauline Margaret 8 Godot de Mauroy, Denise 5 De Becker, Joseph 3 Farjon, Aljos 8 Goldsmith, William 6 De Folin, Angelique 10 Farleigh, John 2 Golte-Bechtle, Marianne 3, 4 De Jonquières, Annette 8 Farr, Margaret McPherson 7 Goodall, Rae Natalie P. 3 Delvò, Pierino 10 Farrer, Ann 8 Gordon, John 4 Demonte, André 12 Faust, Jan 6 Gossner, Gabriele 2 Demonte, Etienne 6 Fawcett, Priscilla 2, 4 Goulandris, Niki 2 Demonte, Ludmyla 7 Feliu, Maria Àngels 8 Gould, Sarah 12 Demonte, Rodrigo 12 Felsko-Schülke, Elsa M. 2, 3, 4 Graeb, A. Margaret 9 Demonte, Rosália 6 Feng, Jin-yong 6 Grassi, Michael G. 5 Demonte, Yvonne 6 Fernandez, Antonio 7 Greene, Wilhelmina F. 2 Demus, Jakob 7 Fernández de Tuero, Juana 3 Greenwood, Lawrence 7 Dermek, Aurel 4 Findlay, Richard 3 Greenwood, Leslie 2 DeSando, Cynthia L. 5 Fiorino, Richard 9 Gregory, Norma 12 Descombes, Roger 3 Fisher, Paul 3 Grierson, Mary A. 2, 3, 4 Devlin, Mary B. 2 Fisher, Stephen 6 Grigas, Algirdas 8 Dhoundiyal, M. D. 8 Flowers, Seville 6 Griswold, Ralph E. 1 Dickson, Lalia C. P. 4 Flynn, Katharine 8 Gronborg, Irina 8 Didlaukis, Helene 2 Forberg, Janice R. 3 Grosch, Laura 4 Dirkzwager, Philip 7 Ford, Sylvia 9 Grossmann, Karl 2 Dixie, Ethel M. 2 Foster, Gillian 10 Gruter, Adrianus 4 Dodson, Suzanne A. C. 2 Foster, Laura L. 3 Guest, Coral 6 Domjan, Joseph 1, 2 Foster, Mulford B. 3 Guinea, Emilio 2 Dormon, Caroline C. 1 Fox, Flappy Lane 11 Günthart, Lotte 2 Douthit, Karin M. 3, 4 Fox, Susan M. 7 Guo, Li-nong 7 Dowden, Anne Ophelia Todd 1, 2, 3, 4 Francis, Linda 10 Guo, Mu-sen 6 Dowden, Raymond B. 3 Frazier, Vivien L. 3, 4 Gurjar, Damodar Lal 7 Dowle, Elisabeth 9 Freckelton, Sondra 5 Drewe, Beatrice (Lady) 5 Frederick, Frances D. 3 Hackman, David 12 184 Haddrell, Trevor 12 Hodges, Elaine R. S. 6 Judin, Victor Sergeevich 6 Hagedorn, Regine 10 Hoek, Adriana E. A. 4 Jules, Mervin 2, 3, 4 Hague, Josephine Muriel 9 Holgate, Jeanne 2, 3 Hainard, Robert 1 Holladay, Harriett M. 1 Kadak, Tiiu 3 Haldová, Jarmila, 11 Holley, Caroline 12 Kakuta, Yoko 7 Hall, Clarence E. 3 Holley, Lisa 8 Kamei, Yoshiko 12 Hallé, Francis 2 Holmer, Barbara 10 Kamel, Gamil I. 3 Hallé, Nicolas M. P. 2, 5 Holmqvist, Kristian 4 Kamataki, Yumi 9 Haller, Isabelle C. 1 Homan, Reinder 6 Kamimura, Kazuki 7 Halliday, Nancy R. 6 Hood, Mary V. 1 Kanamori, Yoshio 3 Halliday, Patricia 3 Horisawa, Emiko 11 Kasubski, Sylvia 2 Hamaguchi, Yozo 6 Hoss, Della T. 3 Kato, Hiroshi 7 Hamilton, Carol E. 10 Hottenstein, Caroline Cutrona 11 Kato, Ruriko 12 Hamilton, Lucretia B. 3 Hottes, Alfred C. 1 Katté, Brenda R. 7 Hammond, Catherine R. 4 Houck, Margaret E. 3 Kawarazaki, Shodo¯¯ 3 Hammond, Yvonne Glenister 9 Howe, Marsha K. H. 4 Keir, Sally 8 Hanna, Boyd E. 2, 3 Hughes, Regina O. 3 Keller, Tobin 9 Hansen, Biruta Akerbergs 6 Hull, Gregory 4 Kelly, Stan 3 Hansens, Aline L. 2 Huntley, Victoria H. 1 Kemp, Martha G. 9 Hardcastle, Audrey 8 Hutchinson, John 2, 3 Kers, Lars E. 2 Harper, Charles B. 3 Kessler, Patricia A. 7 Harriott, Georita 9 Iborra Valiente, Mercedes 8 Kharey, Bhola Ram 8 Harrison, Olga F. E. 3 Imai, Mariko 6 Kijima, Seiko 10 Harshbarger, Gretchen F. 1 Inagaki, Tomoo 3 Kikuchi, Sanae 8 Hart, Nancy S. 3, 4 Ingle, John Stuart 8 Kikuchi, Yuriko 8 Hart-Davies, Christine 7 Irani, Jamshed Pirojshaw 8 Kimber, Sheila V. 2 Hartley, Carol 12 Irwin, James B. 3 Kincheloe, Sharon Morris 7 Harvey, Norman B. 3, 4 Iselin-Gueydan, Sophie 3 King, Bente Starcke 7 Hasegawa, Kiyoshi 2, 3 Ishii, Mayumi 11 King, Christabel Frances 7 Hashi, Mayumi 12 Ishikawa, Mieko 8 King, Margaret 10 Hassen, Anne 1 Ishiyama, Michiko 6 Kitaoka, Fumio 3 Hattal, Rita 2 Isogai, Noboru 11 Klein, Janet E. 7 Havens, James Dexter 5 Ito, Nanae 2 Klein, Karen A. 4 Hayashi, Tadako 10 Ito, Nanao 7 Kleinert, Hans 3 Hayden, Lyn 8 Ivey, Constance White 10 Klopfenstein, Eliza 7 Hayden, Toni 8 Iwatatsu, Kayomi 7 Kluglein, June 8 Hayes, Joanne 8 Kluglein, Karen 9 Hayes, Marvin E. 4 Jackson, Henry A. C. 5 Knigin, Michael 4 Hegedüs, Celia 12 Jakob, A. Kristin 5 Kobayashi, Hidenari 8 Hegner, Sharon 11 Jamison, Philip 4 Kobayashi, Michiko 10 Heins, Esther 3, 4 Janish, Jeanne R. 1 Kobinger, Hanns 3 Helmer, Jean C. 4 Jarvis, Hazel R. 10 Koch, Ernöne 2 Hennessy, Esmé F. F. 4 Jess, Robin A. 6 Kodaka, Yasuko 9 Herbert, Sue 7 Jeyarani, Joseph 9 Kogan, Deborah 5 Herklots, Geoffrey A. C. 4 Ji Chao-zhen 6 Kogan, Jane 3 Hermes, Gertrude 3 Johnson, Arthur M. 1 Kohlmeyer, Erika O. 3 Herzig, David 10 Johnson, Karen 12 Kojima, Mariko 7 Hickey, Michael 7 Johnston, Edith F. 1, 2 Konishi, Mieko 8 Hida, Yoko¯ 11 Jomphe, Marcel 6 Koo Jee-Yeon 10 Higgs, Helen B. 3 Jones, Doreen 12 Koritar, Margit 9 Hilhorst, Gerhardus P. L. 4 Jones, Lauretta 12 Korth, Marianne T. 3 Hislop, Helga 7 Jones, Paul 6 Kostense, Piet J. 7 Hnizdovsky, Jacques 3, 4 Jonzon, Carl V. 2 Koulbak, Victor 6 Hodge, Gerald P. 6 Jowett, Jenny A. 6 Koyama, Tetsuo M. 3, 4 Krause, Erik H. 2, 3 MacDonald, Ruth Snell 9 Mitchell, Sherry 11 185 Kredel, Fritz 1 Mack, Warren B. 1 Miya, Itsuki 7 Krejča, Jindřich 3 Mackay, David 10 Mizobuchi, Masaru 5 Kruckeberg, Mareen S. 3 Mackay, Donald A. 4 Mizukami, Norio 12 Kunz, Otto L. 4 Mackley, George E. 2 Möckel, Else 3 Kunz, Veit Martin 7 Macys, Jurgis 8 Mockel, Henry R. 1, 2, 4 Kyer, Libby 12 Madden, Alfonso Samuel Blaise 8 Moir, Mali 10 Maeda, Kazunori 7 Monsma, Mary S. 4 LaBrake, Donelda Choate 11 Magee, Alan 5 Moran, Margaret A. 4 Lagodich, Simeon 5 Maggiora, Laura R. 4 Morino, Naomi 12 Lambkin, Deborah 10 Mahnke, Heinz K. G. 2, 3 Morley, Carol Ann 9 Lamourdedieu, Hélène 5 Makihara, Makiko 7 Morosini, Adèle Rossetti 11 Landacre, Paul H. 1 Makrushenko, Olga 11 Morrell, Darby 6 Landwehr, Jacob 2 Malikul, Vichai 9 Morris, Dennis I. 3 Lanfranco, Guido G. 3 Maltzman, Stanley 4 Morris, Polly 10 Langedijk, Gerrit J. 4 Manhã-Ferreira, Hilda 2 Morrison, Benjamin Y. 2 Langhorne, Joanna Asquith 9 Manisco, Katherine R. 7 Moseley, Lorraine 9 Lapin-Cohen, Corinne 10 Manley, Doris Vanderlipp 7 Moser, Arthur Barry 4 Lawton, Nancy 10 Mannes-Abbott, Sheila 9 Mossberg, Bo 5 Leak, Virginia L. 1 March, Herrat 4, 6 Mourré R., Leonardo 3 Leake, Dorothy V. D. 3 Marinsky, Harry 3 Muffet, Margaret Jean 11 Leal, Newton P. 2 Markman, Jesse 11 Murakami, Yasuko 9 Leatherwood, Linda Ann Baumhardt 4 Marlier, Fritz 2 Murdoch, Florence 1 Lee, Katie 7 Martin, Colette 1, 2, 3 Murman, Eugene O. W. 1 Leggitt, Marjorie 7 Maruyama, Kimiyo 11 Musgrave, Elaine 11 Leigh, Abby 9 Mastick, Marian F. 2 Leighton, Clare 1, 2 Mathews, Alister 8 Nagase, Fujiko 3 Leis, Malle 5 Matsuoka, Masumi 10 Naito, Sadao 6 Lerner, Carol 5 Matyas, John Morgan 7 Nakayama, Mitsu 1 Lessnick, Howard 3 Maury, Anne E. 2 Nanao, Kenjilo 4 Letty, Cythna 1, 2 McBride, Leslie R. 2 Nash, John N. 2, 3 Lexa-Regéczi, Marta 2, 3, 4 McCaffree, Lee 10 Nass, Rhonda 7 Leyniers de Buyst, Dorika 2, 3 McCarty, Ronald R. 6 Nehring, Harald 3 Liben, Louis 7 McClelland, Elizabeth Anne 5 Nelson-Nold, Cindy 10 Lid, Dagny Tande 2, 3, 4 McCubbin, Charles W. 3, 4 Nesbitt, Lowell B. 3 Lidmark, Pollyanna Maria 8 McElwain, Dianne 11 Nessler, Kate 6 Lieberman, Frank J. 1 McEwen, Roderick 1, 4, 5 Newman, Patricia 12 Lightfoot, Chrissie 10 McGlynn, Fiona 12 Newsome-Taylor, Cynthia 2, 3 Lincoln, Thalia Nina 9 McKinnon, Fiona 10 Newton, Betty J. 1 Linder Smith, Claire (see Smith) 9 Meadows, Gillian A. 3 Newton, Garry 6 Lindenmeyr, Henry III 5 Medearis, Roger 5 Nicholson, Barbara E. 4 Lindström, Bibbe 2 Mee, Margaret U. 2 Nicholson, Catharine 12 Linnamies, Sirkka I. 3 Meissner, Leo John 11 Nicholson, Trudy 9 Liska,ˇ Petr 6 Megaw, Elene Elektra 2 Nicolay, Kevin M. 5 Little, Robert W. 3 Mekeel, Florence 6 Ničová-Urbanová, Vĕra 4, 5 Liu, Chun-rong 6 Mentges, Charlotte 1 Nishimoto, Mariko 12 Llanacoplos, Hortensia 3 Mergner, Hans 3 Nolan, Terry 10 Loewer, Henry P. 4 Merlonghi, Giorgio 11 Noma, Keiko 12 Loken, Julia 9 Merrilees, Rebecca 1 Nomura, Yoko 11 Long, Lois 4 Michas, Tjelda [now vander Meijden] 5 Nordenskjöld, Birgitta A. K. 2 Longley, David 5 Millán i Calero, Xavier 8 Noritake, Chizuko 3 Lucas, Suzanne 5 Miller, Grambs 3 Norman, Derek 10 Lucioni, Luigi 3, 4 Mima, Hiroko 12 Norman, Edward d’Aubigny 4 Mishima, Mitsuharu 6 Norman, Marcia G. 2, 4 186 Norrman, Gunnar 2, 5 Pinheiro, Jane S. 1 Roberts, Patricia H. 1 Norton, Leonie 12 Pistoia, Marilena 4 Robertson, Joan E. 5 Nunes, Álvaro E. X. 9 Pita, Gerardo 6 Roca-Garcia, Helen 3 Pitcher, Charles 6 Rodriguez-Caballero, Rafael L. 2 O’Connor, Anne 10 Poluzzi, Carlo 2, 3 Roemer, Leonhard 8 Ogawa, Tomoko 12 Pomeroy, Mary B. 1, 3, 4 Roesener, Richard 4 Ogden, Nancy A. 3 Poole, Bryan 10 Rollinat, Madeleine 3 Ogilvy, Susan 12 Poole, Monica 3, 4 Rosario, Arnulfo C. del 2 O’Gorman, Helen 1 Povall, Lois M. 4 Roshardt, Pia S. 2 O’Grady, Mona 3 Powell, Linda K. 4 Ross-Craig, Stella 2 Ohta, Yoai 4 Prasad, Jaggu 7 Rosser, Celia E. 3, 10 Okada, Muneo 6 Prentiss, Thomas S. 4 Rosvall, Steffan 2 Okakura, Miyoko 6 Price, Joe 6 Rothe, G. H. 6 Olive, Suzanne Patricia 11 Price, Valerie 9 Rout, Nirad Chandra 8 Olson, George W. 7 Priest, Hartwell W. 3 Roy, Christiane 5 O’Neil, Sharron L. 8 Prince, Martha 4 Rubin, Deborah 8 Oozeerally, Barbara 11 Prins, Johanna M. C. 2 Runyan, Frances E. 3 Os, Jan van 11 Procházka, Frantisekˇ 6 Rushmore, Arthur W. 2 Ospina H., Mariano 2 Pugh, Edward J. 1 Russo, Angela Maria 8 Østern, Hedvig Wright 6 Purves, Rodella A. 3 Rust, Graham 8 Rypkema, Hendrik R. 8 Page, Wendy Alexandra 10 Radding, Kelly Leahy 12 Pahl, Marion 4 Raffael, Joseph 5 Sagara, Takeko 10 Palermo, Luca Massenzio 8 Rafiquddin, Mohammad 8 Sain, James Linton 6 Pangella, Ronaldo Luis 8 Railsback, Lynne K. 11 Saito, Charles M. 3, 4 Paoletto, Anna 11 Rajasekaran, Arunachalam 9 Saito, Koichi 11 Papp, Charles S. 1, 3 Rajasekaran, G. 8 Saito, Masao 8 Paquette, Gregory J. 6 Randier, Françoise 5 Saldanha, Cecil J. 3 Parham, Margaret E. 3 Rankin, Heather 10 Salgado, Eduardo A. 3 Park, Dorothy L. 2 Rauh, Dick 12 Salvado, Samuel O. 2, 3 Parker, Agnes M. 3 Rava, Silvana 12 Sanchez, Emilio 3 Parker, Hillary Landemare 12 Ravindran, O. T. 2, 3, 4 Sanders, Lizzie 11 Parkinson, Rita 11 Ravnik, Vlado 3 Sanders, Merritt D. 3 Pasquale, Cathy 9 Rawle, Louisa 9 Sanders, Rosanne 7 Pastoriza-Piñol, John 12 Rawlins, W. Scott 9 Santoliquido, Dolores R. 11 Paton, Carol 9 Raynal, Aline Marie Roques 2, 5 Santos, Norga M. 4 Patten, Gerry V. 1 Readio, Wilfrid A. 1 Sarchioni, Roberta 10 Patterson, Annie 11 Rees-Davies, Kay 8 Sartain, Emily 1 Pedder-Smith, Rachel 11 Reid, Emily E. 1 Sasaki, Masako 9 Pelletier, Denise 9 Reiner, Imre 2 Saul, Margaret 12 Pellicano, Rose 10 Reshetnik-Brawner, Eve 11 Saussotte-Guérel, Jacqueline 5 Pemberton, Ida Hrubesky 10 Revell, E. J. [Ernest John] 5 Sawada, Kaho 9 Percy, Juliet 9 Rice, Elizabeth 9 Saxena, Hari Om 8 Perotti, Federico (Kiko) 11 Richards, Albert G. 1 Sayas, Constance B. 11 Persson, Karin 2 Richards, Bill 11 Schafer, Alice P. 3, 4 Pertchick, Bernard 1 Rickett, Harold W. 1 Scheepmaker, W. 4 Pertchick, Harriet 1 Rieck, Janet 11 Schindler, Steven D. 6 Peterson, Norton 3, 4 Riefel, Carlos 2, 3 Schlageter, Laura 2 Petrides, Olivia 11 Riemer-Gerhardt, Elisabeth 4 Schofield, Sara Anne 9 Phillips, Jenny 10 Rissler, Gerd 3, 4 Scholder, Fritz 5 Phipps, Howard 12 Rist, Luigi 8 Schroeder, Jack 3, 4 Piane, Cristine Bridges 6 Robbrecht, Elmar V. L. 7 Schroer, Elisabeth 4 Pickles, Katherine Anne 8 Roberts, Jane McRorie 9 Schurmans, Renée 7 Pingitore, Eugenio J. 4 Roberts, Mary V. 2 Schwartz, Carl E. 4 Scott, Gillian Ruth 7 Stempen, Henry 8 Toomey, Rufus 10 187 Scullard, Sue 12 Stephenson, Christine 10 Torm, Fernando 4 Seagrief, Stanley C. 2 Stermer, Dugald 6 Tosaki, Eriko Miki 12 Searle, Elaine 12 Stevens, Margaret 8 Tourjé, Margaret S. 1 Segura, Juana R. 3 Stirpe, Maria Rita 11 Toyota, Michiko 6 Seitz, Marta 3 Stockhaus, Eva 12 Tran T. V. H., Maria 7 Seki, Kanbei 10 Stocks, Cyril 9 Trechslin, Anne M. 2, 3, 4 Sekino, Junichiro 3 Stockton, Peta 12 Trickey, Julia 12 Sellars, Pandora 9 Stodgell, Marjorie 9 Tröger, Annemarie 2, 3 Sendulsky, Tatiana 7 Stone, Dylan 8 Tschaffon, Wanda M. 2 Sergel-Monet, Susan 7 Stone, Judi 9 Tseng, Charles C. 1 Severa, Frantisekˇ 4 Stones, E. Margaret 1, 2, 3 Turkovic,´ Greta 3, 4 Shaeffer, Gilly A. 11 Storey, Amy C. 7 Tuttle, Virginia 10 Sharma, P. 6 Stuart-Smith, Susanna 6 Tweedie, Henrietta Herndon 5 Sharma, Ramesh Chander 7 Sugizaki, Fumiko 9 Tyznik, Anthony 3, 4 Shaw, Benjamin 8 Sugizaki, Kiyohiko 9 Shechter, Ben 6 Sutherland, Dianne 12 Uchijo, Yoko 7 Sheehan, Marion R. 1, 2, 3, 4 Svolinský, Karel 2 Uno, Nobuko 8 Sherlock, Siriol Ann 8 Swami, Mahaveer 8 Urban, Ladislav 4, 5 Sherwood, Harold F. 1 Swami, Raju 8 Ursing, Björn 3 Shibusawa, Toshi 11 Swan, Ann 8 Usák,ˇ Otto 2 Shimizu, Akiko 8 Swinton, Gabrielle Joan 7 Usui, Hiroshige 9 Siegerman, Sheila 7 Sykes, Sandy Ross 12 Sierra-Ràfols, Eugeni 2 Van de Graaff, Bronwyn 11 Silander-Hökerberg, Annika 8 Tagawa, Bunji 4 Van de Kerckhove, Omer 10 Silva, Fanny A. 3 Tajikawa, Kazuko 9 Van der Riet, L. T. M. 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