Drawing and Painting
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BG1212
(0.5 credits)
Working from the Green Genes: Mapping the Plant World Terrace show, learn to create art that describes identifying characteristics of the lily and aster families.
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BG1213
(0.5 credits)
Develop strong drawing and compositional skills through the use of line and values in capturing the unique forms of botanical subjects.
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BG1330
(0.5 credits)
For beginner or intermediate level students interested in exploring the basic techniques of working with pencils as both a wet and dry medium.
No sections available this semester
BG1362
(1.0 credits)
Artists will have the opportunity to paint autumn plants found outdoors in historic Bartholdi Park and the National Garden or the many plants and varied settings found in the Conservatory.
No sections available this semester
BG1363
(1.0 credits)
The US Botanic Garden's exquisite collection of spring bulbs will be the subject of this watercolor and gouache workshop.
No sections available this semester
BG1364
(1.0 credits)
Explore early techniques utilized by the Dutch Masters to create luminous oil paintings of spring bulbs.
No sections available this semester
BG2200
(1.5 credits)
Utilizing the living plant collection at the U.S. Botanic Garden, students will learn plant morphology and basic botany.
No sections available this semester
BG2201
(1.0 credits)
Utilizing the living plant collection at the U.S. Botanic Garden, students will learn plant morphology and basic botany.
No sections available this semester
BG2202
(0.5 credits)
This course is designed for the beginning and intermediate student interested in focusing their efforts on learning the basics of scientific illustration with a focus on botanical subjects.
No sections available this semester
BG2212
(1.0 credits)
The U.S. Botanic Gardens’ exquisite collection of amaryllis and spring bulbs is the focus of this watercolor painting workshop.
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