Oncidium noezlianum (Copy)
£45
Fine botanical art printed on acid free archival 330gms paper using archival inks. All prints are sold unframed and packed for dispatch in a cardboard tube.
About the Painting
- Watercolour on paper
- 42 x 30cm (17’’ x 12’’) including border
- zz x zzcm (x” x x”) excluding border
- ©Oliver Whaley
Out of stock
Description
Author story about the species
Oncidium neozlianum (also known as Cochlioda noezliana) has startling bright red flowers, and grows in the high Andes of Northern Peru in the cooler cloud (montane) forests 2000 – 3200 m elev. The plant has perfectly co-evolved with hummingbirds for pollination with the petals held back to allow the hummingbird wings to hover over the flower cascade and sip the nectar (and insects) from the flowers, that guide the beak with a yellow sided groove.
- Date: 1994 (painted in Perú)
- Projects: Orchids of Perú
- Original: SOLD – ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, KEW LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES COLLECTION
- Awards / Reviews: The painting was awarded an RHS gold medal.




