Artist Information:
Annie Patterson
Thames Ditton,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Jul 2005
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Artist Statement:
Annie Patterson botanical
watercolour paintings are on
acid free paper with some on
vellum.
Subjects are painted from real
specimens and are botanically
acurate in detail and colour
and take many hours of
observation and drawing, using
light and shade to emphasize
the three dimensional feeling
of the plants.
Paintings range from exotic
fruits and vegetables to seed
heads and flowers and
commissions are welcome.
She has exhibited botanical
watercolours in the US, UK and
France where her work is in
many private collections.
In 2006 she is exhibiting the
Museum of Garden History in
July and Denbies Wine Estate
in August.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Exhibitions and Galleries
2008 - The American Society of
Botanical Artists & The
Horticultural Society of New
York
Eleventh
International Juried Botanical
Art Exhibition, New York
September - November
2008 - ‘Watercolours from the
Highgrove Florilegium:
Botanical paintings
from the garden of HRH The
Prince of Wales’, New York
School of Interior Design, New
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Annie Patterson's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Annie Patterson's Portfolio. Browse Patterson's body of work: Annie Patterson botanical watercolour paintings are on acid free paper with some on vellum.
Subjects are painted from real specimens and are botanically acurate in detail and colour and take many hours of observation and drawing, using light and shade to emphasize the three dimensional feeling of the plants.
Paintings range from exotic fruits and vegetables to seed heads and flowers and commissions are welcome.
She has exhibited botanical watercolours in the US, UK and France where her work is in many private collections.
In 2006 she is exhibiting the Museum of Garden History in July and Denbies Wine Estate ... |
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