The works below are dried and preserved plants attached to cotton rag
paper.
Plants are attached with a botanical glue and are sometimes sewn with a strong, archival floss.
The pieces shown are mounted on 11.5" x 16.5" botanical paper which is vacuum sealed to 16" x 20" archival foam core.
A variety of sizes are possible.
Plants are attached with a botanical glue and are sometimes sewn with a strong, archival floss.
The pieces shown are mounted on 11.5" x 16.5" botanical paper which is vacuum sealed to 16" x 20" archival foam core.
A variety of sizes are possible.
Palo
Verde
Collected on private land in Pinal Co., Arizona
Collected on private land in Pinal Co., Arizona
Honey
Locust thorns and lichen covered branches
Taken from the same tree in Smithville, Missouri
Taken from the same tree in Smithville, Missouri
Pin
Cushion Protea
Arizona
Sotol
Purple
Coneflower
Budding Cottonwood branches
Parkville, Missouri
Parkville, Missouri
Cigar
Tree Seed Pods
Historic Union Hill, Kansas City, Missouri
Historic Union Hill, Kansas City, Missouri
last updated 08/04
Brigid Greene