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​2025​

 Tutor

Arrival & Departure 

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Carol Woodin

May 29-June 4

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Dianne Sutherland

June 11-17 

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Işık Güner

August 1-7

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Christina Hart-Davies

 September 8-14

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Asuka Hishiki

September 24-30 

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Sarah Morrish

October 5-11 

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Jacqui Pestell

October 16-22

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Hilde Orye

November 1-7

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2026

Tutor

Arrival & Departure 

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Akiko Enokido

May 10-16

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Lucy Smith

May 25-31

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David Morrison

June 10-17 

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Vincent Jeannerot

June 24-30 

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Deborah Lambkin

The Carpathia Workshop in Scientific Illustration

July 8-14

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Julia Trickey

September 1-7

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Margaret Best

September 21-27

& October 1-7

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Mary-Ellen Taylor

October 15-21

 

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"One of the world's plant paradises that should not be missed by serious botanical artists."

"Bliss to be able to offer focused instruction in wildflower depiction in a studio with great natural lighting & the support of a talented botanist."  


Margaret Best
Botanical Art Education

   

​NOTA BENE!

Please read carefully

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​We guarantee a maximum of six students in each masterclass.

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If you are hoping to join a class for the first time, please tell us about yourself as an artist. â€‹

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We are strictly unable to accommodate non-participating partners and pets of students.  

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​A reasonable level of fitness is needed for fieldwork in this hilly landscape.

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We promise to refund 85% of your deposit if you cancel at least 3 months before the class begins. If we are obliged to cancel the class at the last minute because the tutor has to cancel (this has happened only once in the history of the school), we offer you three options: we reschedule the class with the same tutor at the same price within twelve months; you join another class and tutor at the same price within twelve months; or we return 85% of the fee you have paid.​​​

 

For availability & prices, please write to James de Candole

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The background image is of

Işık Güner at work on an Orchis morio found in the hills above CopÅŸa Mare in late April 2019. 

 

 Photo by Wolfram Schneider 

 No reproduction without permission 

  

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