Mary Vaux Collection (page 2)
"Mary Vaux: A Botanical Artist's Love for Nature Blooms in Every Stroke" Step into the world of Mary Vaux
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"Mary Vaux: A Botanical Artist's Love for Nature Blooms in Every Stroke" Step into the world of Mary Vaux, a remarkable artist whose passion for nature shines through her stunning botanical illustrations. With delicate precision, she captures the essence of each plant, revealing their intricate beauty to the world. In her masterpiece "Strawberry Bush - 'Hearts Bustin with Love', " Vaux brings forth the vibrant colors and tender details of Euonymus Americanus. The painting exudes a sense of warmth and love, as if each berry bursts with affection. Transporting us back to 1575, Vaux presents us with an enchanting "Portrait of a Lady. " Painted on panel, this exquisite piece pairs perfectly with its counterpart from 931091. Through her brushstrokes, she immortalizes the grace and elegance of this mysterious woman. Vaux's talent extends beyond paintings; she also showcases her skill in photography. In "Viola palustris, " captured between 1917-1918, we witness her ability to freeze time and capture nature's fleeting moments. The delicate purple petals seem almost ethereal against the backdrop of lush greenery. With "Wood Merrybells, " created by Vaux herself at an unknown date, we are transported into a woodland paradise. Uvularia perfoliata dances gracefully across the canvas under her skilled hand—a true testament to both artistry and botany. The enchantment continues with "White Dawnrose. " Created by Vaux without any specific date mentioned, this artwork transports us into a dreamlike realm where petals glisten like pearls under moonlight, and is impossible not to be captivated by its sheer elegance. In another floral marvel titled "Hairy Phlox, " dating back to the early 1930s, Vaux demonstrates her mastery over color and form once again. Each petal seems alive as they sway gently in an imaginary breeze, inviting us to immerse ourselves in their delicate beauty.