Clarence helps today’s woodlands
The Clarence Bicknell Association, the Woodland Trust UK https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk, writer Frederick Forsyth and broadcaster Clive Anderson, President of the Woodland Trust, have […]
Category: Fitzwilliam
Revision to Casa Fontanalba Excel sheet
On 21st February 2024 I made a revision to the spreadsheet listing all the watercolours and the people who signed the Casa […]
Halima Cassell and Clarence’s symmetrical watercolours
Celebrated artist/sculptor Halima Cassell talks about her love of Clarence’s symmetrical botanical watercolours which are hidden away in the archive of the […]
New galleries of Clarence art
You can now browse many of Clarence Bicknell’s works of art in galleries on our web site organised by category Gallery – […]
Clarence Bicknell: A Revolution in Art. A talk in London October 5, 2-4pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/clarence-bicknell-a-revolution-in-art-tickets-724309247457 Illustrated Talk on Clarence Bicknell, the Renowned Botanic Painter by his great grand nephew Marcus Bicknell In April 2023 Marcus Bicknell […]
Clarence Bicknell Exhibition in The Guildhall London and Genova in 2024
A Victorian Polymath in the Maritime Alps: A Passion for Wild Flowers The exhibition of botanical art and creations of Clarence Bicknell […]
Clarence Bicknell – a video invitation
Clarence Bicknell – a video invitation to you from Marcus Bicknell to join the Clarence Bicknell Association – aimed primarily at Bicknells […]
The Dandelion – Clarence’s favourite plant
Clarence’s favourite flower, the humble Dandelion, in one of the vellum-bound albums by Clarence Bicknell in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. This image […]
Clarence Bicknell – symmetrical Solanum
Clarence Bicknell created this symmetrical pattern in one of the vellum-bound albums now in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. It’s the Solanum linnaeanum […]
Clarence’s inspiring fritillaries
In our regular postings on Facebook, occasionally here, we have featured at least three times Clarence’s watercolour designs based on the fritillary. […]