Thanks to “The Artist and His Model” for posting a gallery of botanical drawings by Sydney Parkinson. Evidently they found the drawings here. All of the pictures are lovely; I’ve copied a few of my favorites below.
Sydney Parkinson’s botanical drawings
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Posted by acilius on November 21, 2008
https://losthunderlads.com/2008/11/21/sydney-parkinsons-botanical-drawings/
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cymast
/ November 21, 2008Lovely! I find this genre (audubonesque realism?) exciting. The drawings always seem to exude an evocative studied sexiness. My fav:
acilius
/ November 24, 2008Thanks for the link, that’s a great picture.
cymast
/ November 24, 2008You’re welcome.
acilius
/ November 24, 2008I love the third bluejay, the one behind the stalk who’s looking out of the frame. What’s out there?
cymast
/ November 24, 2008How funny, I love the third Bluejay because there’s an egg impaled on its beak!
acilius
/ November 24, 2008Well, that too.