The  Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation ​holds
an International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration every three years
The next exhibition will celebrate the Institute's 60th anniversary and will be in 2024. 

​These exhibitions feature the best work of top contemporary botanical artists from around the world ​
​- who are listed below. ​

This page covers:

• Overview of the International Exhibition purpose and process
• The call for entries for the next International Exhibition of Botanical Art and Illustration (when available)​
• A list of all the exhibitions with dates and numbers of artworks and participating artists
• A note and the International Exhibition Catalogues and links to digital facsimiles of the catalogues 
• A list of all the exhibiting artists BY NATIONALITY over the last 15 years ​- with images of some of the artists and their artwork
• A commentary on the exhibition metrics
• A note about how to obtain an exhibition catalogue
• Notes about past exhibitions

It's considered to be a great honour to be invited to exhibit at the Hunt Institutes' International exhibition and to have your artwork added to their collection.

• The first exhibition was in 1964.
• ​The 16th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration was on show between 17 September and 18 December 2019 - and included 41 artworks by 41 artists from 14 countries. See my blog post profiling the artists in the exhibition. (Links embedded in their names relate to their websites)
• The deadline for submitting work for the 17th International Exhibition in Fall 2024 - celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Hunt Institute - is in June 2023 (see below for more information)

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The Triennial International Exhibition of Botanical Art and Illustration
at the Hunt Botanical Institute of Botanical Documentation
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The exhibition is open to all botanical fine artists and illustrators working in any medium on paper or vellum (except photography) whose work has achieved a standard of excellence and who have not yet been represented in the International series.

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If you are thinking of exhibiting at the International Exhibition held at the Hunt Institute in Pittsburgh,
​there are a few things you need to know
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When is the exhibition held?

Eligibility for exhibition: who and what?

Triennial: Until now it has been every three years . However, in order to hold the exhibition in its 60th anniversary year,  the 17th International will open in September 2024.
Dates: usually the autumn (September - December)
Venue: Gallery ​on the 5th floor of the Hunt Library building
Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, 
Carnegie Mellon University, 5000 Forbes Avenue, 
​Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
(Street Address: 4909 Frew Street, 5th Floor, Hunt Library)

All submissions for the exhibition are juried.
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Who: Eligible artists are all botanical fine artists and illustrators whose:

• work has achieved a standard of excellence and
• who have not yet been represented in the International series. 

What: excellent botanical artwork in any medium on paper or vellum (except photography) 

​Call for Entries

The entry for the next (17th) Exhibition in 2024 is now open.
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Call for Entries: Links to all relevant documents Below are the relevant documents for the record.

• 17th International Submission Guidelines PDF (you are recommended to read this carefully)
• 17th International Intent to Submit Form Text File
• 17th International Submission Form Text File​

If the original artwork is accepted for exhibition, it will remain on loan to the Hunt Institute through 7 February 2025. 

Deadline for Entries

You should make a particular note that the submission of forms

• starts 18 months before and
• completes 15 months before the date of the exhibition

For the 17th International Exhibition:

• the  Intent to Submit Form had to be received via email or post by accepted until 2 February 2023. 
• The 17th International Submission Form plus digital images has to be received via email or post by 15 June 2023. 

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16th International Triennial Exhibition of Botanical Art and Illustration (2019)

The 16th International Exhibition of Botanical Art and Illustration
Venue: Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, 
​Carnegie Mellon University, 5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
Dates: 17th September - 18th December 2019

Exhibition: 

• 41 watercolors, drawings and prints by 41 artists from 14 countries.

• See my blog post about the Artists exhibiting at the 16th International Exhibition of Botanical Art at the Hunt Institute
• see the page on this website about the history of the Hunt ​International Exhibitions of ​Botanical Art & Illustration

Fading Beauty (Papaver orientale) - Watercolour on Fabriano Artistico Extra White HP 300lb (old stock) 45cm x 45cm unframed by Vivienne Rew - selected for the 16th International Exhibition

16th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration - some of the exhibiting artists plus Curator of Art Lugene B. Bruno, and Assistant Curator of Art Carrie Roy.

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International Exhibition Metrics
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​EARLY EXHIBITIONS

• The first exhibition was in 1964.
• Since 1992, the exhibition has been held every 3 years. 
• The first four exhibitions were very large exhibitions with many participating artists, many of whom were not botanical artists
• Between 1988 and 2010, there were typically between 90 and 100 artworks on display with between 60 and 90 artists participated representing between 11 and 18 countries​

EXHIBITIONS SINCE 2010

• The artwork and artists in the last two exhibitions have been much reduced compared to previous exhibitions (i.e c.40+ artworks by c.40+ artists).
• Each artist is now selected once only and exhibits one artwork only.​​

The International Triennial Exhibitions are listed below - in order - with dates of the exhibition and the numbers of works and numbers of artists (and countries represented) in each exhibition.​
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1. 1964 (6th April - 1st September) - 241 artworks by 71 artists​ from 9 countries
2. 1968 (20 October 1968 to 15 April 1969) - 362 items by 126 artists from 26 countries
3. 1972 (12 November 1972 to 30 March 1973) - 377 works by 181 artists from 29 countries
4. 1977 (6 November 1977 – 31 March 1978) - 300+ artworks by 133 artists from 20+ countries
5. 1983 (11 April – 15 July 1983) - 95 artworks by 65 artists from 12 countries 
6. 1988 (8 April – 31 July 1988) -  98 artworks by 95 artists from 16 countries
7. 1992 (13 April – 31 July 1992) - 90 artworks by 86 artists from 17 countries
8. 1995 (13 November 1995 – 29 February 1996) -  109 artworks by 87 artists from 18 countries
9. 1998 (12 October 1998 – 26 February 1999) - 109 artworks by 76 artists from 11 countries
10. 2001 (28 October 2001 through 28 February 2002) - 103 artworks by 75 artists from 11 countries
11. 2004 (24 October 2004 – 28 February 2005) - 94 artworks by 62 artists from 12 countries
12. 2007 (30 September to 20 December 2007) - 111 artworks by 64 artists from 14 countries
13. 2010 (24 September – 17 December 2010) - 110 artworks by 72 artists from 15 countries
14. 2013 (26 September - 19 December 2013) - 41 artworks by 41 artists from 10 countries
15. 2016 (15th September - 15 December 2016) - 43 artworks by 43 artists from 15 countries see my blog post Selected Artists for Hunt 15th International Exhibition which lists botanical illustrators and their exhibits by country.
16. 2019 (mid-September - mid December 2019) - 41 watercolors, drawings and prints by 41 artists from 14 countries.
17. ​2024 (fall 2024 - dates to be determined)
    

15th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration Front row, from left, Mariko Ikeda, Eunike Nugroho, Silvana Volpato, Robert McNeill, Constance Scanlon, Carrie Di Costanzo, Jenny Hyde-Johnson, Hideo Horikoshi. Back row, from left, Assistant Curator of Art Carrie Roy. Curator of Art Lugene B. Bruno, Heidi Snyder, Dolores Diaz, Hye Woo Shin, Lauren Sahu-Khan, Rose Marie James, Nan Wiggins and Seung-Hyun Yi. Missing from the picture are: Suguri Makino, Atsuko Nishiyama and Keiko Kobayashi.

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International Exhibition Catalogues

There are a series of International Exhibition Catalogues - one for each exhibition.

The catalogues feature watercolors, drawings and prints by and portraits, biographies and bibliographies of contemporary artists and a cumulative index of those represented thus far in the International series.  

Print versions: All are now out of print - but records are now available in digital format - see below.
However, it's possible to source used copies of out of print catalogues via second hand booksellers and online.

PDF Versions: The Hunt Institute has now digitised all the catalogues. These are now available to download from their website or via the links below.

2016 Cover: Soft Tree Fern, Dicksonia antarctica [Dicksonia antarctica Labillardière, Dicksoniaceae], watercolor on paper by Laurie Andrews (1936–), 2008, 76.5 × 56.5 cm

INTERNATIONAL SERIES CATALOGUES

​These are records of each of the individual international exhibitions held at the Hunt Institute. You can DOWNLOAD the digital version of the catalogues
- links below relate to ALL the catalogues for the 15th exhibition and earlier
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Full citations for each of the catalogues are available on the International Series Catalogues page on the Hunt website 

The links to the downloadable PDF catalogues are ordered in reverse chronological order (i.e. most recent first)

• Catalogue [of the] 15th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 115 pp.; 43 color, 43 b&w figs.;
• Catalogue [of the] 14th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 108 pp.; 41 color, 41 b&w figs.
• Catalogue [of the] 13th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 198 pp.; 110 color, 72 b&w figs.
• Catalogue [of the] 12th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 190 pp.; 111 color, 64 b&w figs.
• Catalogue [of the] 11th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 171 pp.; 94 color, 62 b&w figs.
• Catalogue [of the] 10th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 184 pp.; 89 color, 14 b&w figs.;
• Catalogue [of the] 9th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 192 pp.; 85 color, 24 b&w figs.
• Catalogue [of the] 8th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 178 pp.; 109 b&w figs.
• Catalogue [of the] 7th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 142 pp.; 94 b&w figs.
• Catalogue [of the] 6th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 142 pp.; 97 b&w figs.
• Catalogue [of the] 5th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration  115 pp.; 157 b&w figs.; 
• Catalogue [of the] 4th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration  138 pp.; 264 b&w figs.; 
• Catalogue [of the] 3rd International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 187 pp.; 382 b&w figs.; 
• Catalogue [of the] 2nd International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration 267pp.; 361 b&w figs.; 
• Catalogue of an Exhibition of Contemporary Botanical Art and Illustration [1st International] 80 pp.; 58 b&w figs.

The cover of my second-hand copy of the hardback catalogue for the Hunt Institute's Exhibition of Botanical Art and Illustration in 1972-1973. Cover painting by Marianne Golte-Bechtle

Catalogue Authors are as follows:

• 1st and 2nd Exhibition: Compiled by George H. M. Lawrence. 1964. 1968
• 2nd Exhibition: Compiled by Karen A. Korach. 1972
• ​4th Exhibition: Compiled by Sally W. Secrist and N. Ann Howard. 1977.
• ​5th and 6th Exhibitions - By James J. White and Donald E. Wendel. 1983. 1988
• 7th and 8th: By James J. White and Autumn M. Farole. 1992 and Sharon M. Tomasic 1995
• 9th - 12th: By James J. White and Lugene Bruno. 1998, 2001, 2004, 2007
• 13th: By Lugene B. Bruno. 2010. ​
• 14th, 15th and 16th Exhibitions: By Lugene B. Bruno and Carolina L. Roy 2013, 2016, 2019

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Botanical Artists who have exhibited at
​Hunt International Exhibitions

The  artists are listed below BY:

• the country they were living in at the time of the exhibition and
• alphabetically within that country list.

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The number after each name reflects which exhibition they exhibited in (see above for exhibition numbering.).
Note: If any artists thinks I've got them listed incorrectly in terms of alphabet or exhibition please contact me

The list of artists (below) is comprehensive for

• the 10th - 15th Exhibitions (2001 - 2016) and
• the 3rd Exhibition (1972).

It also  includes references to artists participating in earlier exhibitions where these have been identified. ​Some artists (in the early exhibitions) have exhibited in more than one.

Now the catalogues have been digitised ​I will be adding more of the names and countries of artists participating in earlier exhibitions.

This unusual and very beautiful image - by Julie Nettleton - was used for the catalogue cover of the 14th International Exhibition. ​

Heath-leaved Banksia, Banksia ericifolia L.f. [Banksia ericifolia Linnaeus filius, Proteaceae], watercolor on paper, 38.5 x 57 cm, by Julie Dagmar Nettleton (Australia), 2012, HI Art accession no. 8038, ©2012 Julie Dagmar Nettleton, All Rights Reserved

I will use this list to review which artists need to be added into my listings of botanical artists by continent and media.
See contemporary botanical artists and illustrators in:
UK | North America | Europe | Australasia | Africa | Asia | South America | plus Artists working in other Media
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​If ever a botanical art collector needed a shopping list of artists to look at this is it!
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Argentina

• Ada Avila 3
• Arturo Burkart 3
• Carmen Castellano 3
• Juana Fernardez de Tuero 3
• Alejandro Gavriloff 3
• Rae Natalie Goodall 3
• Hortensia Llanacoplos 3
• Juana Segura 3
• Fanny Silva 3

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Australia

• Ronald A. Adams,  6
• Beverly Allen 11 ​​
• Laurie Andrews 15
• ​John Armstrong 10
• Alison Ashby 3
• Deirdre Bean 12
• Susannah Blaxill (and England) 7
• ​Helen Burrows 15
• ​Deb Chirnside 13
• ​Jean Dennis 15
• Mary B. Devlin, 2
• ​Pauline Dewar 15
• ​Rosemary Donnelly 13
• ​​Beverley Ednie 10
• ​Melinda Edstein 16
• Dianne Emery 14
• Frederica Erickson 3
• ​Alison Gianangeli 12
• ​Anne Hayes 15
• Annie Hughes 14
• Paul Jones 6
• Stan Kelly 3
• Craig Lidgerwood 16
• ​Angela Lober 15
• David Mackay 10
• Beth McAvoy 16
• Charles McCubbin 3, 4
• ​Fiona McKinnon 10
• Sue McLean 13
• ​Fiona McGlynn 12
• Mali Moir 10
• Margaret Muffet 11
• Elaine Musgrave 11
• Julie Nettleton 14
• Terry Nolan 10
• ​​Leonie Norton 12
• ​Anne O’Connor 10
• Rita Parkinson 11
• Margaret Parham 3
• John Pastoriza-Piñol 12
• ​Jenny Phillips 10
• Heather Rankin 10
• Celia Rosser 3, 10
• Lauren Sahu-Khan 15
• Sandra Sanger 15
• Margaret Saul 12
• Abdrew Seward 13
• ​Halina Steele 12
• Margaret E Stones 1, 2, 3
• ​Bronwyn Van de Graaff 11
• Heidi Willis 12​

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Austria

• Joy Adamson (and South Africa) 3
• Jacob Demus 7
• Paul Fisher 3
• Hans Kleinert (and Bohemia) 3
  
• Hanns Kobinger 3
• Hildegard Könighofer 13
• Margareta Pertl 13
• Carlos Riefel 2, 3

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Bahamas

• Helen Higgs 3

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Belgium

• Marianne Allard 7
  
• Annie Bergman 2
  
• Claire Brouwers 7
  
• J.-C. V. M. M. G. Buytaert, 7
  
• Albert Cleuter 2, 3, 4
  
• Joseph de Becker 3
• Raphael Ghislain 3, 4
  
• Carol Hartley 12
• Omer Van de Kerckhove 10
  
• Elisa Klopfenstein 7
  
• Dorika Leyniers de Buyst 2, 3
  
• Louis Liben 7
  
• Elmar Robbrecht 7
  
• Elmar V. L. Robbrecht, 7
  
• Renee Schurmans 7
  
• Omer Van de Kerckhove 10
  
• Margot Weemaes 4
  

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Brazil

• Sérgio Allevato 10
• ​Diana Carneiro 13
• André Demonte 12
• Etienne Demonte 6
• Ludmyla Demonte 7
• Rodrigo Demonte 12
• Rosalia Demonte 6
• Yvonne Demonte 6
• Rogério Lupo 15
• Hilda Manhã-Ferreira 2
• Alvaro E. X. Nunes 9
• Ronaldo Luis Pangella, 8
• Maria Alice de Rezende 16
• Samuel Salvado 2, 3
• Norga M. Santos, 4
• Tatiana Sendulsky, 7
• Rafael McKenzie Soares, 10
• ​Klei Rodrigo Sousa 13
• Susana Ferreira de Souza 16
  
• Maria Cecilia Tomasi, 6
• Wanda M. Tschaffon, 2
• Maria E. Veiss 3
• Patricia Villela 10
• Maria Werneck de Castro, 2
• ​Fátima Zagonel 13
• Carmen S Zocchio-Fidalgo, 3, 4

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Canada

• Suezan Aikins, 9
  
• Francis L. Beebe, 1
  
• Margaret Best 12​
  
• Mary Bothwell, 3
  
• Suzanne A. C. Dodson, 2
  
• A. Margaret Graeb, 9
  
• Anne Hassen, 1
  
• Joanne Hayes, 8
  
• Henry A. C. Jackson, 5
  
• Marcel Jomphe, 6
  
• Margit Koritar, 9
  
• Donald A. Mackay, 4
  
• Sherry Mitchell 11
  
• Betty J. Newton, 1
  
• Edward d’Aubigny Norman, 4
  
• Carol Paton, 9
  
• Denise Pelletier, 9
  
• Hartwell W. Priest, 3
  
• Francoise Randier, 5
  
• Thomas Reaume 13
  
• E. J. [Ernest John] Revell, 5
  
• Christiane Roy, 5
  
• Sheila Siegerman, 7
  
• Pamela Stagg, 7
  
• ​Kerri Weller 13
• ​Kathryn Wood 11
  

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China

• Chief-chu Chen 3
• ​​Li-Jun Chen 14
• ​Sandy Ross Sykes 12
• Sun Yingbao 14
• Zeng Xiaolian 15

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Czech Republic

• Jarmila Haldová 11
• Jindrich Krejca 3
• Vlasta Vodickova 3

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Denmark

• Henning Anthon 3

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Egypt

• Magdy El Gohary 3
• Gamil Kamel 3 

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Finland 

• Sirkka Linnamies 3

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France

• Mario Avati 3
• Gilles Bosquet 11
• Érik Desmazières 15
• ​Caroline Dumuÿs 16
• Regine Hagedorn 10
• Kiyoshi Hasegawa 3
• ​Claire Leroux-Daublain 16
  
• ​Patricia Newman 12
• Madeleine Rollinat 3

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Germany

• Claus Caspari 3
• Elsa Felsko 3
• Marianne Golte-Bechtle 3
• Andreas Hentrich 16
• Marianne Korth 3
• Heinz Mahnke 3
• Hans Mergner 3
• Else Mockel 3
• Harald Nehring 3
• Sylvia Peter 16
• Annemarie Troger 3
• Jan-Roeland Vos 10

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Hungary

• Marta Lexa-Regeczi 3

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India

• Oyitty Ravindran 3
• Cecil Saldanha 3
• R. Nair Vasudevan 3

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Indonesia

• Mr Damhuri 3
  
• Moehamad Toha 5
  
• Eunike Nugroho 15

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Ireland

• Mary Dillon 16
  
• Siobhan Larkin 15
• Margareta Pertl 13

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Italy

• Renata Bonzo 11
• Pierino Delvò 10
• Nadia Farotti 16
• Roberta Mattioli 14
• ​​​Giorgio Merlonghi 11
• ​Naomi Morino 12
• Simonetta Occhipinti 16
  
• ​Anna Paoletto 11
• Federico (Kiko) Perotti 11
• Silvana Rava 12
• Roberta Sarchioni 10
• Mary Ann Scott 13
• Maria Rita Stirpe 11
• Lidia Vanzetti 13
• Marina Virdis 11
• Silvana Volpato 15

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Japan

• ​Fusako E. Abe 12
• Kaho Emura 15
• Mayumi Ezure 14
• Noriko Fujii 13
• ​Noriko Fujita 11
• Keiko Fujita 16
• Takeyo Fukuda 11
• Yoko Furukawa 13
• ​Eiko Hamada 13
• Tadako Hayashi 10
• Yoko Hida 11
• ​Asuka Hishiki 14
• ​Yuriko Homma 16
  
• ​Hideo Horikoshi 15
• ​Emiko Horisawa 11
• Hiromi Hyogo 13

Hideo Hirokoshi at the 15th International Exhibition at the Hunt (Photo courtesy of Pauline Goldsmith)

• Tomoo Inagaki 3
• ​Mariko Ikeda 15
• ​Yuko Inujima 13
• Mayumi Ishii 11
• Noboru Isogai 11
• Yoshio Kanamori 3
• ​Yoshiko Kamei 12
• Kyoko Katayama 13
• Ruriko Kato 12
• Shodo Kawarazaki 3
• Seiko Kijima 10
• Fumio Kitaoka 3
• ​Keiko Kobayashi 15
• ​​Michiko Kobayashi 10
• Kazuko Kohga 13
• Kumiko Kosuda 13
• Chika Kunou 13
• ​Mitsuko Kurashina 16​

Mitsuka Kurashina with Old Woman Artemisia stelleriana (2013 (watercolour, acrylic and graphite on paper 63 x 44.5cm)

• Asako Kuwajima 13
• ​Suguri Makino 15
• Hiroko Mima 12
• ​Kayoko Miyazawa 14
• Norio Mizukami 12
• ​Masako Mori 14
• Kimiyo Maruyama 11
• Masumi Matsuoka 10
• Fujiko Nagase 3
• Mariko Nishimoto 12
• ​Maki Nishimura 13
• ​Atsuko Nishiyama 15
• Keiko Noma 12
• ​Yoko Nomura 11
• Chizuko Noritake 3
• ​Tomoko Ogawa 12
• ​Chiyoko Ohmi 16
• ​Tomoko Otomo 14
• Takeko Sagara 10
• Koichi Saito 11​
• Kanbei Seki 10
• Junichiro Sekino 3
• Keiko Sekiya 13
• Michiko Shibata 13​
• Keiko Soga 16
• Harue Takumi 12
• Yasuhiro Takeuchi 16
• Noriko Tobita 13
• ​Hiromi Torii 15
• ​Eriko Miki Tosaki 12
• Chiyo Watakabe 16
  
• ​Noriko Watanabe 12
• ​Kyoko Yamada 11
• Etsuko Yamane 12
• ​Yuko Yano 15
• ​Yoko Yokoyama 13​
• ​Keiko Yoshida 10
• Toshi Yoshida 3

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Kenya

• Joy-Friederike Adamson 3

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Malta

• Guido Lanfranco 3

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Netherlands

• Ria van Elk-van Altena 14
• Dorothee de Sampayo Garrido-Nijgh 13
• Jan van Os 11
• ​Esmée L. C. Winkel 13
• ​Anita Walsmit Sachs-Jansen 11

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New Zealand

• Nancy Adams 3
• Sri K. Benham 10
• Rebecca Brown-Thompson 10
• Lynn Callaghan 10
• Norman Harvey 3
• James Irwin 3
• Denise Ramsay 15
• ​Terrie Reddish 15
• ​Sue Wickison 13

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Norway

• Miranda Bodtker 3
• Dagny Lid 3

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Russia

• Olga Makrushenko 11

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South Africa

• Fay Anderson 2 
  
• Auriol Batten (1918-2015) 11
• Tamlin Blake 11
• Diana Carmichael 13
• ​Gillian Condy 7
• ​Wilna Eloff 13
• Richard Findlay 3
• Jenny Hyde-Johnson 15
• Tiiu Kadak 3
• ​Mona O'Grady 3
• ​Janet Snyman 14
• ​Vicki Thomas 12

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South Korea

• Insil Choi 15
• ​Sumi Kim 16
• Jee-Yeon Koo 10
• ​Eun Joo Lee 13
• ​Joo-Young Lee 14
• Kyung-Min Lee 14
• Yi Poyong 16
• Hye Woo Shin 15
• ​Min-Jeung Son 14
• ​Seung-Hyun Yi 15

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Spain

• Juan Luis Castillo 16
• Colette Martin 3
• Maria Luisa Palanca 15

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Sweden

• Gerd Rissler 3
  
• Eva Stockhaus (1919-2009 ) 12
• Bjorn Ursing 3
• Torbjorn Zetterholm 3

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Switzerland

• Hanni Borkowsjy-Braendlin 3
• Roger Descombes 3
• Sophie Iselin-Gueydan 3
• Carlo Polozzi 3
• Marta Seitz 3
• Anne Marie Trechslin 3

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Tanzania

• Dennis Morris 3

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Thailand

• Phansakdi Chakkaphak 14
• ​Sunitsorn Pimpasalee 13
  

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Turkey

• Işik Güner 16

Isik Guner with her painting of Eria lasiopetala 2016 (watercolour on paper 70.5cm x 100cm)

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UK (England)

​This list includes all GB artists in the 3rd Exhibition as the distinction between countries occurred after this date.
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• Helen ​Allen, 10 
• Martin J. Allen, 13
• Katharine Amies 11
• Marie Angel 3
• ​Mariella Baldwin 10
• Christine Battle 14
• ​Sara Bedford 13
• Stephanie Berni 10
• Wilfrid Blunt (1901-1987) 6
• Valerie Bolas 10
• Raymond C. Booth (1929-2015) 3
• James Bostock 3
• Elizabeth Jane Bruce 10
• Elizabeth Cadman 11
• Lesley Catchpole 10
• Maureen Church 3
• Jackie Copeman 13
• Caroline Cottingham 13
• Joanna Craig-McFeely 13
• ​Celia Crampton 11
• Sally Crosthwaite 10
• Brigitte Daniel 15
• Moya Davern 10​
• Jacqueline Dawson 10
• Rachael Dawson 13
• Sally Emma Dawson 10​
• Siân Dawson 10
• Gaynor Dickeson 14
• Derrick Erasmus 3
• Joanna Erasmus 3
• Diana Everett 10
• Gillian Foster 10
• Linda Francis 10
• Jenny Freestone 10
• ​Josephine Eyston Elwes 12
• Guy Eves 13 
• Paul Fennell 13​
• ​Maggy Fitzpatrick 15​
• Angelique de Folin 10
• Flappy Lane Fox 11
• Leigh Ann Gale 13
• Bridget Gillespie 16
• ​Jarnie Godwin 16
  
• Sarah Gould 12
• Norma Gregory 12
• Mary Grierson 3
• ​Coral Guest 6

Coral Guest

• David Hackman 12
• Trevor Haddrell 12
• Christiana Hale Webb 16
• Patrica Halliday 3
• Olga Harrison 3
• Mayumi Hashi 12
• Celia Hegedüs 12
• Gertrude Hermes 3
• Denise Heywood 15
• Caroline Holley 12
• John Hutchinson 3
• ​Carolyn Jenkins 14
• ​Margaret King 10
• Deborah Lambkin 10
• Louise Lane 16
• Chrissie Lightfoot 10
• Charlotte Linder 14
• ​Miriam Macgregor 13
• Gillian Meadows 3
• Angeline de Meester 13
• Annie Morris 13
• Polly Morris 10
• Edd Morrison 13
• John Nash 3 
• Cynthia Newsome-Taylor 3
• Catharine Nicholson (1958-2011) 12
• ​Kate Nuttall 13
• ​​Barbara Oozeerally 11
• Susan Ogilvy 12
• Wendy Alexandra Page 10
• Agnes Parker 3
• Annie Patterson 11
• Rachel Pedder-Smith 11​
• Beth Phillip 14
• ​Howard Phipps 12
• ​Janie Pirie 13 
• Bryan Poole 10 (b. NZ now lives in London)
• Monica Poole 3
• Penny Price 16
• Rodella Purves 3
• Vivienne Rew 16
• Janne Ricjardson 16
• Sue Scullard 12
• Elaine Searle 12
• ​Gael Sellwood 14
• Derek Setford 16
• Billy Showell 13
• ​Laura Silburn 15
• ​Shirley Slocock 12
• Julie A. Small 10
• Lucy T Smith 16
• Rosemary Smith 3
• Lilian Snelling 3
• Ian Stephens 13
• ​Christine Stephenson 10
• Margaret Stones 3
• Peta Stockton 12
• Sally Strawson 13
• Sheila Thompson 10
• Alisa Tingley 10
• Julia Trickey 12
• Sarah van Niekerk 12 
• ​Sue Vize 13
• ​Geri Waddington 12
• ​Claire Ward 16
  
• Roy Watling 3
• ​Hazel West-Sherring 12
• ​Sue J. Williams 13
• Judy Wilson 10​
• Heather Wood 3
• Janet Wood 10
• Jane Wright 11​

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UK (Scotland)

• Sarah Howard 13
• Kathy Pickles 8
• ​Clare McGhee 16
  
• Robert McNeill 15
• Fiona Strickland 13
• Andrew Seward 13
• Lizzie Sanders 11
• Dianne Sutherland 12 (now living in England)

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UK (Wales)

• Doreen Jones 12

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USA

• ​Elfriede M. Abbe 1, 2, 3, 4
• Milly Acharya 12
• Blanche Ames 3
• Francesca ​Anderson 7
• Yara Anderson 13
• Bobbi Angell 5
• Timothy C. Angell 10
• Joe Ardourel 3
• Priscilla Baldwin 10
• Rupert C. Barneby 11
• Leonard Baskin 3
• Karen Bell-Brugger 13
• Elisabeth de Boor 12
• Vivian Boswell 10
• Mary Bothwell 3
• Melvin Brown 3
• Susan Brown 3 (Virgin islands)
• Olivia Marie Braida-Chiusano 11
• Bev Byrnes 12
• Carolyn Cappello 12
• David Carroll 3
• Kang Chung 12
• Charles Clare 3
• Alice Clark 3
• Muriel Cleaves 3
• Walter Cleveland 3
• Karen Coleman 13
• Carrie Di Costanzo 15
• Ruth Cyril 3
• ​Elizabeth Dalve 3
• Dolores Diaz 15
• Karin Douthit 3
• Anne Dowden 3
• Raymon Dowden 3
• Werner Drewes 3
• Peggy-Ann Duke 16
• ​Patricia M. Eckel 11
• Akiko Enokido 13 (now living in Japan)
• Amy Elizabeth Paluch Epton 11
• Henry Evans 3
• Laura Fantini 14
• Jane Fisher 16
• Susan T Fisher 16
• Paul Fisher 3
• Janice Forberg 3
• Laura Foster 3
• Mulford Foster 3
• Vivien Frazier 3
• Frances Frederick 3
• Haruto Fukuda 3
• Marlene Fukuda 3
• Lara Call Gastinger 14
• Ellen Gaube 14
• Primrose Gerrard 3
• John Gist 12
• Linda Gist 13
• ​Margot E Glass 16
• Janice Glimn-Lacy (United States, 1935–2013) 14
• Cherie Ann Gossett 14​
• Clarence Hall 3
• Carol E. Hamilton 10
• Lucretia Hamilton 3
• Boyd Hanna 3
• Charles Harper 3
• Nancy Hart 3
• Sharon Hegner 11
• Esther Heins 3
• David Herzig 10
• Jacques Hnizdovsky 3
• Jeanne Holgate 3
• Wendy Hollender 13
• Barbara Holmer 10
• Della Hoss 3
• Caroline Cutrona Hottenstein 11
• Margaret Houck 3
• Regina Hughes 3
• Constance White Ivey 10
• Rose Marie James 15
• Hazel Jarvis 10
• Karen Johnson 12
• Stephen T. Johnson 13
• Lauretta Jones 12
• Mervin Jules 3
• Heeyoung Kim 13
• Barbara Klaas 14
• Esther Klahne 14
• Jane Kogan 3
• Erika Kohlmeyer 3
• David Kopitzke 14
• Tetsuo Koyama 3
• Eric Krause 3
• Mareen Kruckenberg 3
• Libby Kyer 12
• Donelda Choate LaBrake 11
• Hillary Landemare Parker 12
• Corinne Lapin- Cohen 10
• Stephanie Law 15
• Nancy Lawton 10
• Kelly Leahy Radding 12
• Dorothy Leake 3
• Howard Lessnick 3
• Barbara Lewis 13
• Robert Little 3
• Luigi Lucioni 3
• ​Patricia Luppino 16

Patricia Luppino with "Discourage Daughter, Dahlia'Crichton Honey' Dahlia Cavanilles, Asteraceae alt. Compositae (2018, coloured pencil on paper 35.5 x 51cm)

• Harry Marinsky 3
• Sally Markell 13​
• Jesse Markman  11
• Joan McGann 13
• Lee McCaffree 10
• Dianne McElwain 11
• Carrie Megan 14
• Leo Meissner 11
• Grambs Miller 3
• Adèle Rossetti Morosini 11
• David Morrison 15​
• Leonardo Mourre 3
• Cindy Nelson- Nold 10
• Lowell Nesbit 3
• Derek Norman 10
• Nancy Ogden 3
• Suzanne Olive 11
• Mary Anne O'Malley 14
• Charles Papp 3
• Lyudmila N. Pavlova 13
• Rose Pellicano 10
• Ida Hrubesky Pemberton 10
• Norton Peterson 3
• Olivia Petrides 11
• Kandis Vermeer Phillips 13
• May Pomeroy 3
• Hartwell Priest 3
• Lynne K. Railsback 11
• Lesley Randall 14
• Dick Rauh 12
• Deborah Ravin 16
  
• Eve Reshetnik-Brawner 11
• Bill Richards 11
• Janet Rieck 11
• Helen Roca-Garcia 3
• Abigail Rorer 14
• Susan Rubin 14
• Frances Runyan 3

Constance (Connie) Scanlon at the 15th International Exhibition at the Hunt (Photo courtesy Pauline Goldsmith)

• Charles Saito 3
• Eduardo Salgardo 3
• Emilio Sanchez 3
• Merritt Sanders 3
• Dolores R. Santoliquido 11
• Margaret Saul 12
• Carol Saunders 15
• Constance B. Sayas 11
• Constance Scanlon 15
• Alice Schafer 3
• Jack Schroeder 3
• ​Mitsuko Schultz 16
  
• Gilly A. Shaeffer 11
• Deborah B. Shaw 14
• Marion Sheehan 3
• Toshi Shibusawa 11
• Alice Smith 3
• Rafael McKenzie Soares 10
• Heidi Snyder 15
• ​Marvin Spohn 3
• Peter Takal 3
• Charlotte Staub Thomas 14
• Rufus Toomey 10
• Virginia Tuttle 10
• Anthony Tyznik 3
• Jeannetta vanRaalte 11
• Richard Volpe 3
• Monika E. de Vries Gohlke 11
• Richard Wagener 10
• Denise Walser-Kolar 14
• Minor Ward 3
• Virginia Ward 3
• Catherine M. Watters 13
• Paul Weatherwax 3
• Irma Webber 3
• ​Carol Weld 12
• ​Eric Wert 14
• ​Nan Wiggins 15
• Gene Williamson 3
• Margaret Wilson 14
• Herman Zaage (1927–2008) 13​​​
• Ann Zwinger 3