Elhanan Bicknell, Turner and “The Whalers”
I enjoyed falling upon this excellent article by Sarah Monks of the University of East Anglia about Elhanan Bicknell, Clarence’s father, and […]
Category: History
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 – […]
Gallery – botanical works
Clarence Bicknell moved to Italy in 1878. Though disenchanted with the church, Clarence had become enchanted by Bordighera, soon buying the Villa […]
Bicknell and Bordighera in The Guardian
Excerpt… set off in search of the largest Ficus macrophylla in western Europe. The tree, commonly known as the strangler fig, was […]
CHRONOS exhibition Genoa November 2023
Announcing an innovative exhibition involving Clarence Bicknell … CHRONOS… The AI-enhanced exhibitionTHE FOOTPRINT OF MAN IN THE ANTHROPOCENE OF LIGURIA350,000 YEARS AGO […]
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’s Happy Families playing cards
The idea of the 2024 exhibition gives me the opportunity to root out creations by Clarence which have been lying in bottom […]
Clarence’s watercolour at Cervo
During the visit of Francesca Boschieri to see the Bicknell collection of Clarence Bicknell images on 29 May, she and Patrizia Zanardi […]
Boschieri Bicknell beatification
We were at the presentation of the book The English in Liguria at the Italian Embassy in London on Thursday. Continuing the […]
Casa Fontanalba Visitors’ Book – transcript completed
The Casa Fontanalba Visitors’ Book has proved to be a useful research tool. Since the list of Clarence Bicknell’s guests in his […]