The White Bryony and Knotgrass

A charming early 20th-century British botanical watercolour featuring two carefully observed specimens of white bryony and knotgrass. Painted with a naturalist's attention to detail, the delicate climbing tendrils and broad, sculptural leaves of the bryony contrast beautifully with the slender, upright stems of the knotgrass. Handwritten annotations record the plants' names, collection dates and location, offering a lovely glimpse into the quiet ritual of botanical fieldwork. Presented in a bespoke Harry Eagle marquetry frame, with its distinctive circular timber inlay, the work strikes a particularly pleasing balance between historical curiosity and contemporary craftsmanship. An intimate little piece of the English countryside, beautifully preserved for a new home. Keep out of direct sunlight and gently dust with a soft cloth. Please note this item is final sale.