Illustration of Lathamus Keep (Sticker)
Print size of 16cm x 6cm on a premium sticker with UV and water protection.
Deborah Lambkin was born in Ireland and trained at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin graduating in 1991. Deborah’s skill as a botanical artist has been widely recognised throughout her career and in 2020 she received the Margaret Flockton Award 1st Prize from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, for her illustration of a new species; Gastrodia agnicellus. In 2021 she received the Jill Smythies Award for excellence in scientific botanical illustration by the Linnean Society of London.
In 2005 Deborah was appointed as the Official Orchid Artist to the RHS Orchid Committee and has painted well over 500 orchids for the RHS. That work is held in the RHS Lindley Library which has a collection of over 7,000 botanical drawings and paintings of orchids. Deborah adds to this collection at a rate of about 30 paintings a year.
Lathamus Keep is the world champion blue gum (Eucalyptus globulus). It’s not just a Tree Portrait but also an icon of what we are still losing here in Tasmania. Our campaign to save this tree from logging has led us and the Tasmanian big tree community into an empowering space. Together we discovered this area holds 76 trees over 4m in diameter and since our successful campaign to update the Giant Tree Policy all of these trees are now officially protected.
*Allow a minimum of of 7 working days for the print process and for standard post.
Print size of 16cm x 6cm on a premium sticker with UV and water protection.
Deborah Lambkin was born in Ireland and trained at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin graduating in 1991. Deborah’s skill as a botanical artist has been widely recognised throughout her career and in 2020 she received the Margaret Flockton Award 1st Prize from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, for her illustration of a new species; Gastrodia agnicellus. In 2021 she received the Jill Smythies Award for excellence in scientific botanical illustration by the Linnean Society of London.
In 2005 Deborah was appointed as the Official Orchid Artist to the RHS Orchid Committee and has painted well over 500 orchids for the RHS. That work is held in the RHS Lindley Library which has a collection of over 7,000 botanical drawings and paintings of orchids. Deborah adds to this collection at a rate of about 30 paintings a year.
Lathamus Keep is the world champion blue gum (Eucalyptus globulus). It’s not just a Tree Portrait but also an icon of what we are still losing here in Tasmania. Our campaign to save this tree from logging has led us and the Tasmanian big tree community into an empowering space. Together we discovered this area holds 76 trees over 4m in diameter and since our successful campaign to update the Giant Tree Policy all of these trees are now officially protected.
*Allow a minimum of of 7 working days for the print process and for standard post.
Print size of 16cm x 6cm on a premium sticker with UV and water protection.
Deborah Lambkin was born in Ireland and trained at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin graduating in 1991. Deborah’s skill as a botanical artist has been widely recognised throughout her career and in 2020 she received the Margaret Flockton Award 1st Prize from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, for her illustration of a new species; Gastrodia agnicellus. In 2021 she received the Jill Smythies Award for excellence in scientific botanical illustration by the Linnean Society of London.
In 2005 Deborah was appointed as the Official Orchid Artist to the RHS Orchid Committee and has painted well over 500 orchids for the RHS. That work is held in the RHS Lindley Library which has a collection of over 7,000 botanical drawings and paintings of orchids. Deborah adds to this collection at a rate of about 30 paintings a year.
Lathamus Keep is the world champion blue gum (Eucalyptus globulus). It’s not just a Tree Portrait but also an icon of what we are still losing here in Tasmania. Our campaign to save this tree from logging has led us and the Tasmanian big tree community into an empowering space. Together we discovered this area holds 76 trees over 4m in diameter and since our successful campaign to update the Giant Tree Policy all of these trees are now officially protected.
*Allow a minimum of of 7 working days for the print process and for standard post.
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