Claudia Lane presents the ‘The Evolution of Botanical Art’ on February 1, 2024

Maidenhair Tree, Ginkgo biloba, female, copyright Claudia Lane. Used with permission. Click on the image to view more of Claudia’s work.

Botanical Art combines scientific observation and artistic expression. As a member of the Board of the American Society of Botanical Art, which has a membership of approximately 1850 botanical artists from all over the world, I do my best to promote this genre of art. – Claudia Lane

The Nature Artists’ Guild of The Morton Arboretum is pleased to sponsor The Evolution of Botanical Art, an online presentation featuring Claudia Lane on February 1, 2024 at 7 pm.

Claudia Lane currently teaches classes in color pencil and pen and ink for the Botanical Art Certificate Program at the Chicago Botanic Garden, while also serving on the board of the American Society of Botanical Art. Her wonderful work has toured the country with various traveling exhibitions.

Claudia’s personal artistic experiences, along with her involvement in the world of Botanical Art, have given her unique insights into its history and evolution to share with viewers in what promises to be an interesting and enjoyable evening.

This event will available live online to all (no recordings will be made). All members of the Nature Artists’ Guild will be emailed a link shortly before February 1, and non-members can request a link by clicking here.

Update – Links for the presentation were emailed to members and guests on January 25. Requests for a link will be accepted through January 30.

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