Smithsonian botanical illustrator, Alice Tangerini, has spent over 50 years turning plants from the museum’s botany collection into artistic compositions, each of which can take up to two weeks ...

Botanical art abounds in the primary bedroom. St. Louis artist Margaret Von Kaenel painted the giant tropical leaf from Puerto Rico that hangs over the bed. Laurie Skrivan, Post-Dispatch ...

QAGOMA's role in acquiring, exhibiting, and celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art has made it one of the most culturally rich and diverse modern art galleries in Australia.

Botanical Revolutions: How Plants Changed the Course of Art By Giovanni Aloi Getty Publications 224 pages We may earn a commission when you buy products through the links on our site.

A-Islands is made up of 1,350 island botanical surveys dating back to the 1940s, from over 135 different sources. We are still adding more. The stories of how the data was collected were fascinating.

In January, Misty Bennett became chief human resources officer at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Garden. She’s seen here in the San Marino institution’s desert garden on ...

The garden art sale was held on the front lawn of the Botanical Gardens. It featured more than 60 vendors specializing in nature themed artworks.

The Art Center, located in Dover, N.H., presents "Oshibana – The Botanical Collection," featuring the artworks of local artist Roberta Garrison. On display in the Jim Reagan Gallery through Aug. 31.

The National Gallery of Australia in Canberra bought the Shiva Natarja for $5 million (A$5.3 million) in 2008 from then New York-based art dealer Subhash Kapoor.

Mining country Murujuga is part of Australia’s Pilbara region, a thinly populated area twice the size of the United Kingdom known for its ancient landscapes, dry red deserts, and vast mineral ...

A-Islands is made up of 1,350 island botanical surveys dating back to the 1940s, from over 135 different sources. We are still adding more. The stories of how the data was collected were fascinating.