“These timeless watercolour studies are I’m sure as vibrant as the day they were painted. Coupled with faint graphite sketches, they are very accomplished and something I certainly aspire to! The tulip is particularly joyful and at the point of just going past its best – the petal on the right has begun to recurve and dry at the very tip, as has its leaf. The iris bud with its papery spathe is delightful. Although the pink flowers are unidentified, the top grouping are reminiscent of primulas, while the bottom sprig, after deliberating with learned friends, is likely of the Gesneriaceae family.”
- Tracy Byatt 'My Choice' March 2021