Flowers of Jasmine Mango or Frangipani, Brazil - Marianne North
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Description
A botanical painting by Marianne North depicting frangipani flowers against a Brazilian coastal backdrop. The work captures the artist's scientific interest and artistic skill.
Marianne North (1830-1890) was a British biologist, botanical artist, and intrepid traveller. Her dedication to documenting the world's flora led her to create an extensive collection of paintings, now housed in the Marianne North Gallery at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Unlike many botanical illustrators of her time, North favoured painting plants in their natural environments, capturing not only their form and colour but also their ecological context. 'Flowers of Jasmine Mango or Frangipani, Brazil' exemplifies North's approach. The painting presents a cluster of frangipani flowers, their petals shaded in hues of white, yellow, and pink. The flowers are set against a backdrop of a Brazilian coastal scene, complete with a tranquil bay, distant mountains, and lush vegetation. The composition is framed by an oval border, adding a sense of intimacy and focus to the botanical subject. The artist's attention to detail is evident in the rendering of the flowers' delicate textures and the subtle gradations of light across the petals. The work is both a botanical study and a travelogue, reflecting North's scientific curiosity and artistic skill.
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Flowers of Jasmine Mango or Frangipani, Brazil - Marianne North
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Marianne North
She was born in 1830 into a wealthy Norfolk family. Her father was an MP. She trained as a singer, but her voice failed and she turned to painting. She was devoted to her father and travelled with him until his death in 1869, which freed her to go further.
She painted plants in oils, not watercolours, and she painted them in situ within their habitats, including animals, people, and temples. In Borneo she painted a pitcher plant unknown to science, which was named Nepenthes northiana in her honour. Charles Darwin personally suggested she visit Australia. She completed 848 paintings in thirteen years, donated 832 to Kew Gardens, and paid for the gallery to house them herself. The Marianne North Gallery at Kew remains the only permanent solo exhibition in a major UK institution. She died in 1890.
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