Historical information

Part of Woolcock Gallery Collection.
Exhibition at CEMA, 1989

Physical description

Study of two types of daisies. The left daisy has three stems leading off a central stalk, with five flowers in full bloom, three opening buds and three unopened buds. The leaves diminish in size as they near the top of the plant. The flowers are pale pink/mauve in colour. The second flower study depicts six leafless stems coming off a central stalk, ending in five open blue flowers and one bud. The leaves come from the central stalk, are dark green and in multiple parts. Two stamen studies are on the left, and a bud study is lower centre.

Inscriptions & markings

Front: Brachycome parsula (Coast Daisy). " multifida (Cut-leaf Daisy) (lower left) (pencil)
CEW/85 (base of flower, lower left in image) (coloured pencil)
CEWoolcock (signature, lower right) (pencil)
Back: 12 (upper left) (pen)