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26 de abr. de 2008 · The first volume was published this week after six years work - in his 60th birthday year. The Highgrove Florilegium will comprise two volumes of 120 watercolours which record the plants in the gardens at Highgrove, which is the family home near Tetbury in Gloucestershire of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall.
英国チャールズ皇太子の植物図譜『The Highgrove Florilegium』に作品が掲載される(2009年)。 現在の一番大きなテーマは、ボルネオの熱帯雨林で取材した、ラフレシア、ネペンテスなどのアジアの熱帯雨林の植物を実物大で描くこと。
2008 Highgrove Florilegium プリンス・チャリティー財団(英)に作品が収蔵される/ 世界各国で掲載作品展開催 2014 ASBA Weird & Wonderful ニューヨーク植物園 2015 シャーリー・シャーウッド・コレクションのボタニカルアーティストの作品から―彼女のコレクションの25年を祝う、ジョナサン・クーパー ...
The Florilegium is presented in two luxurious volumes, hand-bound in leather and marbled paper with tooling in gold leaf. The edition is limited to 150 numbered sets, the first of which is assigned to His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales who has written the Preface and kindly agreed to sign each copy. A list of subscribers to the Transylvania ...
The Highgrove Florilegium was limited to 175 numbered sets, only two of which are located in public institutions in the United States. MSU Libraries has set #161, acquired in May 2017, purchased with contributions from the Dr. E. James and Geri Potchen History of Horticulture Endowment Fund and the Kim A. Wilcox and Diane Del Buono Endowment for Library Agricultural Collections.
The Highgrove Florilegium. The Highgrove Florilegium is the first British royal florilegium and features the work of 75 of the world’s renowned botanical artists. The exquisite first edition two-volume set is limited to 175 copies, very few of which remain unallocated, and feature a preface and personal signature from HRH The Prince of Wales.
23 de abr. de 2016 · Florilegia, or collections of botanical illustrations, date back hundreds of years to the first herbals in the 15 th century. Interest in florilegia has flourished anew in the 21 st century and it was suggested to the Prince of Wales that a florilegium of the plants at Highgrove would be both a celebration of his garden and an archival record of the plant collection.
