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 […]
Clarence Bicknell – geologist
An appreciation by Luca Barale The more research is done on Clarence Bicknell, the more we find out about his achievements. We […]
Clarence Bicknell’s artistic family
I was recently given the okay to scan some photos in the colection of the late Mark Bicknell, my cousin, of Nettlebed. […]
New papers: Daniela Gandolfi, Giovanni Russo
We are delighted to publish here three papers of interest to our readers and important as resources on our web site for […]
Clarence a Genova mostra e convegni, fine 2023
English translations below Siamo lieti di annunciare una grande mostra che coinvolge Clarence Bicknell e il suo amico Prof. Arturo Issel a […]
Articoli di Gisella Merello
Gisella Merello (storica, ricercatrice e scrittrice di Bordighera, e Compagna dell’Associazione Clarence Bicknell) ha onorato l’Associazione Clarence Bicknell chiedendoci di pubblicare su […]
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 […]
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 […]