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The illustrations of 'pots' are by individual members and depict typical designs for ornamental containers used in the William and Mary period at Hampton Court Palace. Click on the image to enlarge |
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...Membership
The Hampton Court Palace Florilegium Society welcomes applications from others who have a similar qualification (Diploma from the English Garden School) or who can demonstrate a high level of botanical painting, for example by an RHS medal award.
Full Members are asked to submit at least one painting per annum to be considered for inclusion in the Hampton Court Palace Florilegium Archive. Full Members are expected to attend at a minimum of three meetings a year, but in practice are encouraged to take an active part and to attend as many meetings as possible.
Associate Members are welcomed to meetings but do not submit paintings for inclusion to the Archive or exhibit their work at Hampton Court Palace Florilegium Society exhibitions.
A committee elected from present Members exists to aid the efficient organisation of the Hampton Court Palace Florilegium Society.
We encourage new members, for further information please contact the Membership Secretary at -
Members welcome commissions, please contact them for information.
Botanical paintings ©Historic Royal Palaces.
'Pot' paintings ©Individual members.
Site design ©Annie Patterson 2007
