For a limited time, Lund Humphries Publisher is delighted to present an exclusive promotion on its Flora and Fauna collection, a series of beautifully curated books that explore the intersection of art and the natural world. This special offer is the perfect opportunity for art enthusiasts, historians, and nature lovers to explore the works of pioneering women artists whose legacies continue to inspire.

One highlight of this collection is “Maria Sibylla Merian” by Catherine Powell-Warren, a fascinating exploration of the 17th-century naturalist and artist renowned for her exquisite depictions of insects and plants. Merian’s groundbreaking studies combined scientific observation with artistic brilliance, setting new standards in botanical illustration.

Another remarkable title is “Fidelia Bridges: Nature into Art” by Katherine Manthorne. Known as one of the most celebrated female artists of 19th-century America, Bridges transformed delicate observations of flora and fauna into luminous works of art. Her paintings, often of wildflowers and birds, reveal a deep appreciation for the subtleties of the natural environment.

Completing this trio is “Clara Peeters” by Alejandro Vergara-Sharp, which shines a light on one of the few female painters of the Dutch Golden Age. Peeters’ exquisite still lifes are both technically masterful and symbolically rich, offering a glimpse into the cultural and artistic values of her time.

This promotion celebrates not only the beauty of nature but also the extraordinary women who dedicated their lives to capturing it in art. Don’t miss this chance to enrich your collection and immerse yourself in the dialogue between nature and creativity.