World-class photography and art were brought together in one fabulous RHS Show at the Saatchi Gallery
DALEEN ROODTSouth African Orchids: Specialised Pollination Interactions
BARRY WEBBRevealing the Unseen World of Slime Moulds
This category is for a compilation of six images in a series or on a common theme, and was judged for RHS medals at the RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show at Saatchi Gallery, London.Follow the link below to learn more about the photographers.
Andrea Jones, Gardens Illuminated
Christine Adams, Earthly Paradise Garden II, Pheonix dactylifera
Keith Surey, Botanical Harmony
In 2024, a diverse range of subjects were being presented by participants from around the world. Celebrating habitats such as woodlands, meadows, deserts rainforests with representations of scientific and medicinal plants as well as rare and endangered species. Follow the link below to learn more about the artists.
Lynne Uptin, The Genus Richea: A Relic of Gondwana.
Daleen Roodt, Eulophia horsfallii & Dissotis princeps with carpenter bees (Xylocopa flavorufa).
Sunanda Verma Widel, Ornamental Bananas from Southeast Asia.
Entries for the show go through a meticulous pre-selection process, where the scientific accuracy, technical skill and aesthetic appeal of the work are reviewed by an expert judging panel prior to the show opening.Artists and photographers are awarded RHS Gold, Silver-gilt, Silver, and Bronze medals, as well as a series of special awards.
The show complements the work of the RHS Lindley Collections, with RHS Gold medal-winning artworks regularly added to the collections, contributing to a long legacy of botanical art collecting and displaying by the RHS.We hold more than 30,000 botanical paintings stretching back to the 1630s and heritage photographic images starting in the 1860s. Botanical art and photography help pinpoint trends and discoveries of plants popular in UK gardens.
Clive Christian creators of the world’s finest perfumes, is proud to support the RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show in partnership with the Saatchi Gallery.
If you have an artistic flair and a love for all things botanical, enter The Plant Review annual competition for your chance to receive a £1,000 commission to have your art featured in this quarterly magazine.
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