Belladonna

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Belladonna in frame PBG.jpg
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Belladonna

$350.00

Watercolor
Artwork 16 x 12 inches
Framed 17 x 13 inches

Original watercolor painting. Mounted onto 1 1/2 inch cradleboard and waxed. Framed with black wood float frame with gold accent.

PLEASE NOTE: This artwork is on exhibition at Pittsburgh Botanic Garden until June 23rd but is available now for purchase. It will be marked as SOLD and will ship June 25th.

Available - This painting will ship June 25

"Belladonna” is from a series of botanicals exploring the fascinating duality of poisonous/medicinal plants.

Belladona is one of the most famous toxic plants, having a long history of medicinal, murderous, and cosmetic uses. It has been used throughout history as a poison.

 The name, Belladonna, means beautiful lady and comes from its use by women in the Victorian era to dilate their pupils, a sign of beauty at the time. However, extended use often caused blindness. Some medicinal uses of Belladonna include treatments for motion  sickness, stomach ulcers,excessive nighttime urination, and pink eye.