Deborah Gillingham. Lillium Auratum. 1870. Orchid Watercolors true rendering of a scene

true rendering of a scene

finally settling permanently in Ontario

The key used in the map illuminates the importance that the French gave to identifying and cultivating native American alliances The key in the upper left describes the characteristics of settlements

Waldseemuller’s introduction by his colleague Mathias Ringmann described the map as reflecting the voyages of “the Admiral” (Christopher Columbus)

From Drawings Made in the United States and Their Territories

Deborah Gillingham. Lillium Auratum. 1870. Orchid Watercolors true rendering of a sceneDeborah Passmore Gillingham Lilies and Magnolias Watercolors on Paper 1869 1870 Paper Size: 18x13 Deborah Passmore Gillinghams Lilies and Magnolias watercolors celebrate the botanical beauty of 19th century America with exquisite attention to detail and artistry. Painted between 1869 and 1870 on high quality J. Whatman wove paper, these works showcase lifelike depictions of lilies and magnoliasnative plants rich in both cultural and symbolic