Table display botany illustration of a mock camellia - Walcott

Detailed plant illustration to put on display

Mary Vaux Walcott was an American artist and naturalist. In her youth, she spent every summer with her family in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, where she became a true nature lover, photographer and mountaineer. Her passion for botanical paintings began with a drawing of a rare arnica flower. In 1925, a selection of her works was published by the Smithsonian Institution in a five-volume edition entitled "North American Wild Flowers". In her honor, a mountain, "Mount Mary Vaux" in Jasper National Park in Canada, was named after her.
This watercolor painting shows a magnificent mock camellia (Virginia Stewartia) made by Walcott in August 1925. It hangs in the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington D.C.

Simply stylish and practical to put anywhere. Make a statement with our trendy table centerpieces! This motif in transparent and green colors can be placed on tables, shelves or window sills with the accompanying wooden base. The decorative picture is particularly effective at eye level. The accessory made of acrylic glass adapts to many rooms thanks to its handy format and is also easy to clean.

The table display is available in different sizes.

Colour

Green, Transparent

Format

Rectangular, Vertical

Art form

Illustration And Drawing

Artist

Walcott

Product type

Table Decoration

Theme

Flowers, Art, Plants

Living area

Office, Entrance, Bedroom, Living Room