Charting Nature Shakespeare’s Garden Poster – Flowers in Shakespeare’s plays

Size: 23″ x 35″. Artist: Norma Hodge. Just as William Shakespeare’s plays are immortal, so are the flowers that delicately adorn this poster of the flowers that Shakespeare referenced in his plays. Shakespeare and botanical enthusiasts alike will enjoy this novel poster, featuring flowers that he used in his plays as a metaphor for the human condition. Many of the flowers are coupled with the Bard’s floral prose along with references citing the play, act and scene in which they appear. Forty species of flowers are pictured in this beautiful piece. All Flowers Pictured: Carnation, Cheddar Pink, Columbine, Cowslip, Crowflower, Cuckoobuds, Daffodil, Daisy, Eglantine, Fennel, Flower-de-luce, Gilly Flower, Harebell, Ladysmocks, Lavendar,Long Purples, Madonna Lily, Maiden Pink, Marigold, Marjoram, Musk Rose, Nettles, Oxlips, Pansy, Peppermint, Pink, Primrose, Provincial Rose, Red Rose of Lancaster, Rosemary, Rye, Savory, Spearmint, Violet, White Rose of York, Wild Thyme, Wood Bine and York and Lancaster Rose.

Features

• Flowers of Shakespeare’s plays
• Forty species of flowers are pictured in this beautiful piece.
• Educational aid
• Great wall decor