Botanical Revolutions: How Plants Changed the Course of Art Publisher / Windmill Books Written by science writer and

Written by science writer and natural history expert

alongside the inimitable roster of artists that her gallery represents

Kirsten Nangala Egan

sister and mother

the personal essays and profiles detail the many unique ways inspiring people create spaces that reflect their values

Botanical Revolutions: How Plants Changed the Course of Art Publisher / Windmill Books Written by science writer andThis groundbreaking volume unearths the representation of plants and their vital impact on art, thereby advocating for the botanical world's legitimate place in art history. Desired for their aesthetic beauty, sought after for their medicinal properties, harvested for their scents and flavors, or grown as essential material resources, plants are indissolubly entwined with our existence. In art it is no different: plants have played a critical role.