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These wonderful flowers on the Broussonetia kazinoki, a handsome tree in the Mulberry family, are such a contrast of hard, knotty globe at the centre of a diaphanous halo of pale lilac-pink filaments.
University Botanic Garden
1 Brookside
Cambridge
CB2 1JE
01223 336265
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Botanical Art
Painting roses in watercolour
Petula Stone
Tuesday 9 – Wednesday 10 July 2013
Roses have the reputation of being the most popular (and romantic) flower of all time, their many forms offering the artist plenty of creative scope. Working with the Garden’s beautiful collection of roses you’ll learn how to capture the beauty of these flowers in watercolour. Petula will demonstrate a range of painting techniques including 'wet into wet', overlaying washes of colour, negative painting and how to lay in washes of background colour. Group demonstrations and individual guidance make this course suitable for all levels.
Date
09/07/2013
Time
10am – 4pm
Price
£95, payable in full at time of booking
This course is fully booked
Booking Details
Please download, complete and return the booking form from the link left as soon as possible.
Contact Details
01223 331875
Event Category
Botanical Art
Venue
Classroom
Rosa 'Brother Cadfael'