Painting & Drawing
Although Clarence is known as a painter of botanical water colours, he painted and drew sketches all his life. The Bicknell family collection […]
Arts and Crafts
Clarence’s painting and drawing were not limited to his water-colours of plants. He sketched landscapes,architectural detail, and other subjects especially when he […]
Casa Fontanalba
In the summer of 1886, Clarence Bicknell rented a house at Castérino on the gentler slopes of Mount Bego, where he could […]
Botanist
An appreciation, by Graham Avery Clarence Bicknell’s major work was the exploration and recording of the prehistoric rock engravings in the high […]
Bibliography
This list of books and papers written by Clarence will be developed with time, hopefully to include significant unpublished works in museums […]
The Church
Like many a younger son of a moneyed 19th-century family, Clarence Bicknell went into the Church. This was a matter of genuine […]
Casterino
Castérino is today a hamlet of half a dozen hotels and assorted farms and houses in a beautiful flat valley at 1,565 […]
Bordighera
In 1950, St-Tropez became famous by the arrival of movie stars. Bordighera was invented by a different charm of a different era. […]
Writing
Clarence Bicknell expressed himself in many ways; in his disciplines like botany and archaeology, in his collecting and recording which underpinned those […]
Chronology
CLARENCE BICKNELL (1842-1918) This list of dates helps the reader situate Clarence’s life alongside other world and local events. 1838 Queen Victoria crowned […]