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1. Botanical Art - Resources for Artists This site shares information about botanical art - societies, collections, books and other resources which support the development of botanical art. It also links to leading botanical artists in the past and present. Its subject matter will interest...
2. Basilius Besler - Resources for Botanical Art Lovers Basilius Besler was in charge of a major project which changed botanical art and the course of its future development. Find about Basilius Besler, the garden at Eichstätt and learn how you can visit that garden today. This site includes links to biog...
3. Flowers in Art - Resources for Artists Do you love looking at flowers in art? Do you want to know how to learn to draw or paint flowers? Do you want to improve your flower drawings or flower paintings? Or do you just love flowers? If you do then consult the resources in this lens to find...
4. A History of Botanical Art - Resources for Botanical Art Lovers This site shares information about the history of botanical art and illustration - leading botanical artists of the past, collections - in museums and online, exhibitions, books and book reviews and other resources for those interested in the history...
5. Making A Mark on Squidoo Headquarters Welcome to all my " resources for artists" and other information websites on Squidoo analysed by categories.  One bookmark gives you instant access to ALL the information lenses I've ever created, organised by category of artistic...
6. Pierre Redoute - Resources for Botanical Art Lovers Many people, like me, will have first become interested in botanical art because of the paintings of roses, lilies and other flowers produced by Pierre Redoute. He is one of the most talented botanical artists ever known. Redoute was fortunate to be...
7. Favourite Art Books - Resources for Artists These are the favourite art books of people who read my blog - as suggested in January 2009. Readers were asked: (1) Do you have a favourite art book? (What is is it and why?) and (2) Is there one book which had a huge impact on you and your work? R...
8. Botanical Art - Art Book Reviews for Artists Find botanical art boks. Read my book reviews of botanical art, first published on my blog Making A Mark plus reviews by other people (in due course). I've also included reviews of books by or about famous artists who have been interested in the str...
9. Fall in Love with Broccoli "Eat your veggies." "Don't want to. I hate broccoli!" "Eat it anyway. It's good for you." Remember that type of childhood exchange? Remember who usually won the veggie battle? I thought so. Broccoli is one of those green vegetables that has gained...
10. Art Society Exhibitions (UK) - Resources for Artists This lens provides details of the Annual Open Exhibitions of National Art Societies and other prominent art societies based in the UK. You can find the details of exhibitions associated with major art competitions in Art Competitions in the UK - Res...
11. Maria Sibylla Merian - Resources for Botanical Art Lovers Maria Sibylla Merian was a Naturalist and Botanical Illustrator and is rated as being one of the greatest ever botanical artists. This site will be of interest to all botanical artists and all those who enjoy botanical art and natural history. This...
12. The Bauer Brothers - Resources for Botanical Art Lovers Many experts regard the Bauer brothers - Franz and Ferdinand, as being being two of the best botanical artists that have ever lived. Sir Joseph Banks spotted Franz Bauer's skills and arranged for him to become employed as "botanick Painter to his Ma...
13. The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew Every year over 1 million people visit Kew Gardens at Kew. 300 acres of gardens and botanical collections comprise a world-famous botanic garden, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a world-leader in plant-related collections, scientific research and in...
14. Art Forums - Resources for Artists The art world is a very large place. For artists who want to commune online there are different places and communities which suit different people. This is an overview of art forums and art groups where you can show your art and have discussions abou...
15. Gardens in Art - Resources for Artists If you love looking at paintings of gardens or enjoy drawing or painting your own garden or gardens you visit then this site will interest you. It also looks at gardens as art and artwork in gardens. It shares links to information about: - looking at...
16. Elizabeth Blackwell - Resources for Botanical Art Lovers Elizabeth Blackwell was the first British woman to produce a herbal and the first woman to engrave as well as draw plants. She compiled and published her hand drawn, engraved and coloured "A Curious Herbal" in 1735 in order to raise funds to free her...
17. Sydney Parkinson - Resources for Botanical Art Lovers Sydney Parkinson was one of the botanical artists on Captain Cook's journey's on the Endeavour. He was the first botanical artist to draw and paint plants collected on the exploratory voyages and he was the first artist to set foot on Australian soil...
18. Margaret Mee - Resources for Botanical Art Lovers Margaret Mee was both a botanical artist and a conservationist. In 1952, age 41 she left England to go and live in the Amazon where she studied and painted the plants and flowers of the Amazon rainforest. This site introduces Margaret Mee and will b...
19. A Compendium of Botanical Art This group is for botanical artists and botanical art lovers. It features all botanical art related sites produced by Katherine Tyrrell / makingamark. Some were artists who were associated with explorations and the discovery of new flora and fauna *...
20. Making A Mark - Resources for Artists MAKING A MARK - RESOURCES FOR ARTISTS This group contains all the "Resources for Artists" lens published by makingamark (Katherine Tyrrell). Please note no lens by any other lensmasters will be included in this group. You can find similar l...