We are pleased to confirm the presentation by Susie and Marcus Bicknell in London this Thursday…

Wild Flowers of the French-Italian Alps and Clarence Bicknell’s arts-and-crafts water-colours. Win a Clarence Bicknell wildflower print!

Date and time   Thursday, October 17 · 2 – 4pm GMT+1
Location             Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Square, Sloane Street London SW1X 9BZ

Wild Flowers of the French-Italian Alps and Clarence Bicknell’s arts-and-crafts water-colours. Complete the quiz on the day and win a print of one of these water-colours provided by the Bicknell Family and the Clarence Bicknell Association! This is a talk with slides by Susie and Marcus Bicknell. Prints of Clarence Bicknell’s wildflowers are on sale on the day, proceeds to The Woodland Trust and to the Kensington and Chelsea Over 50s Forum. Join us for an enchanting journey through the breathtaking French-Italian Alps, where vibrant meadows burst into life with an incredible variety of wildflowers. This guided experience is perfect for nature lovers, photography enthusiasts, and anyone looking to connect with the rich biodiversity of the Alpine landscape.

Book your tickets for free at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wild-flowers-of-the-french-italian-alps-tickets-1036718522007

Clarence Bicknell was a Pioneer of Alpine Discovery

Clarence Bicknell (1842–1918) was a renowned British botanist, archaeologist, and artist, celebrated for his extensive research and documentation of the flora and prehistoric rock engravings in the Maritime Alps. A man of many talents, Bicknell dedicated much of his life to exploring the French-Italian border, meticulously cataloging wildflowers and uncovering ancient petroglyphs. His passion for nature and history left an enduring legacy, including the founding of the Bicknell Museum in Bordighera, Italy, which continues to inspire naturalists and scholars today. Join us to learn more about this fascinating figure and his contributions to Alpine exploration!