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Continuing a current theme and inspired by the legacy of plant explorers; JD Hooker and his father before him both acted as Director of Kew Gardens in London and established the Plant Houses that brought together plants from all over the world. JD Hooker was a close friend and correspondent with Charles Darwin whom he exchanged letters regarding their ideas. Those who visit the Plant houses from around the world and schools continue to be inspired by them and the collection of plants discovered and brought there by intrepid plant explorers - just as I was inspired to make this artwork.

When visiting the plant houses to research this painting I was struck by the presence of school children and the ideas that this magical place might inspire.

The light that ideas bring and the links between past, present and future are represented in this painting by the nod  to fresco paintings and the light making the leaves almost transparent in space.

This artwork is handmade using mixed media techniques combining printing and oil paint glazes. The interior photo is computer generated and reflects an estimate of size in relation to the sofa. Colours may vary due to variations in representation on screens.
Continuing a current theme and inspired by the legacy of plant explorers; JD Hooker and his father before him both acted as Director of Kew Gardens in London and established the Plant Houses that brought together plants from all over the world. JD Hooker was a close friend and correspondent with Charles Darwin whom he exchanged letters regarding their ideas. Those who visit the Plant houses from around the world and schools continue to be inspired by them and the collection of plants discovered and brought there by intrepid plant explorers - just as I was inspired to make this artwork.

When visiting the plant houses to research this painting I was struck by the presence of school children and the ideas that this magical place might inspire.

The light that ideas bring and the links between past, present and future are represented in this painting by the nod  to fresco paintings and the light making the leaves almost transparent in space.

This artwork is handmade using mixed media techniques combining printing and oil paint glazes. The interior photo is computer generated and reflects an estimate of size in relation to the sofa. Colours may vary due to variations in representation on screens.
Continuing a current theme and inspired by the legacy of plant explorers; JD Hooker and his father before him both acted as Director of Kew Gardens in London and established the Plant Houses that brought together plants from all over the world. JD Hooker was a close friend and correspondent with Charles Darwin whom he exchanged letters regarding their ideas. Those who visit the Plant houses from around the world and schools continue to be inspired by them and the collection of plants discovered and brought there by intrepid plant explorers - just as I was inspired to make this artwork.

When visiting the plant houses to research this painting I was struck by the presence of school children and the ideas that this magical place might inspire.

The light that ideas bring and the links between past, present and future are represented in this painting by the nod  to fresco paintings and the light making the leaves almost transparent in space.

This artwork is handmade using mixed media techniques combining printing and oil paint glazes. The interior photo is computer generated and reflects an estimate of size in relation to the sofa. Colours may vary due to variations in representation on screens.
Continuing a current theme and inspired by the legacy of plant explorers; JD Hooker and his father before him both acted as Director of Kew Gardens in London and established the Plant Houses that brought together plants from all over the world. JD Hooker was a close friend and correspondent with Charles Darwin whom he exchanged letters regarding their ideas. Those who visit the Plant houses from around the world and schools continue to be inspired by them and the collection of plants discovered and brought there by intrepid plant explorers - just as I was inspired to make this artwork.

When visiting the plant houses to research this painting I was struck by the presence of school children and the ideas that this magical place might inspire.

The light that ideas bring and the links between past, present and future are represented in this painting by the nod  to fresco paintings and the light making the leaves almost transparent in space.

This artwork is handmade using mixed media techniques combining printing and oil paint glazes. The interior photo is computer generated and reflects an estimate of size in relation to the sofa. Colours may vary due to variations in representation on screens.
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Thought Catcher - Palm trees in Kew Gardens Plant House, London - Ready to hang Painting

Marianne Nix

United Kingdom

Painting, Oil on Canvas

Size: 37.4 W x 32.7 H x 1.6 D in

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Continuing a current theme and inspired by the legacy of plant explorers; JD Hooker and his father before him both acted as Director of Kew Gardens in London and established the Plant Houses that brought together plants from all over the world. JD Hooker was a close friend and correspondent with Charles Darwin whom he exchanged letters regarding their ideas. Those who visit the Plant houses from around the world and schools continue to be inspired by them and the collection of plants discovered and brought there by intrepid plant explorers - just as I was inspired to make this artwork. When visiting the plant houses to research this painting I was struck by the presence of school children and the ideas that this magical place might inspire. The light that ideas bring and the links between past, present and future are represented in this painting by the nod to fresco paintings and the light making the leaves almost transparent in space. This artwork is handmade using mixed media techniques combining printing and oil paint glazes. The interior photo is computer generated and reflects an estimate of size in relation to the sofa. Colours may vary due to variations in representation on screens.

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Living and working in London.Marianne Nix creates work considering legacy and ideas

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