Botanical exhibition at DakshinaChitra

The 54 watercolour drawings are reproductions from the RBGE, curated by Dr Henry Noltie, and is a collection by Hugh Cleghorn, a forest conservator during his time in India.

N.J. Pinto

Updated:3rd Jan, 2019 at 6:40 PM

DakshinaChitra is presenting an exhibition called Forests and Gardens of South India in collaboration with the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. The 54 watercolour drawings are reproductions from the RBGE, curated by Dr Henry Noltie, and is a collection by Hugh Cleghorn, a forest conservator during his time in India.

On till January 30.
At Kadambari Gallery.
Details: 2747-2603.

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Botanical exhibition at DakshinaChitra

The 54 watercolour drawings are reproductions from the RBGE, curated by Dr Henry Noltie, and is a collection by Hugh Cleghorn, a forest conservator during his time in India.

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