Barbara Watson (fl. 1956) - Still Life of Wild Flowers. Gouache. Books - History

Barbara Watson (fl. 1956) - Still Life of Wild Flowers. Gouache. Books - HistoryBarbara Watson first painted flowers at the age of seven, but had no training at art school. Her hobby of studying flowers and her wish to paint combined. She painted only from living specimens, aiming at complete botanical accuracy using gouache and watercolour in conjunction. In 1956, Watson won the Grenfell Medal at the Royal Horticultural Society Show with a series of 100 wildflowers from the Holy Land, and several of them were reproduced by

The frame shows signs of wear in places (please see photographs)

All remaining pages are clean and bright

Stored in a later box for A & J Cohen

Width - 7cm

The Union was wound up following a resolution passed in 1912

Length: 44

The pepperettes have some light tarnish in areas and some light dinks commensurate with age but remain very attractive overall and complete with original blue glass liners (please note that one of the liners removes from the pepperette

Width: 33 inches

The hinged ends are each inset with three Svres-style porcelain plaques

previously the property of Henry Gore Wright (1819-1888)

hallmarked for Henry Wigfull

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