The Pontic Rhododendron by Robert John Thornton Frame:none and rear hook for secure

and rear hook for secure placement in sheltered outdoor spaces

A composition showing Campanula latifolia (Giant Bell Flower) painted from plants observed at Loch Earn

organisations

reflecting the Garden’s historic ties and current links to countries

It re-traces Charlton’s entire creative process

The Pontic Rhododendron by Robert John Thornton Frame:none and rear hook for secureThe Pontic Rhododendron, Plate 62 in Robert John Thornton, Temple of Flora, (1807). Temple of Flora was a collection compiled by botanist Robert John Thornton between 1799 1810. The original artwork was created by mixed method engraving, it was then printed in colour and finished by hand. Artist: Henderson Engraver: Caldwall Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh