- Meena Subramaniam
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The highly endangered Impatiens of the Western Ghats, comprise around eighty species. This is the first of the series I am painting. These Impatiens are found along stream sides and road cuts aroung Munnar, Kerala , South India and prefer cool climes with atleast 90 inches of rainfall. The blooming is only around the time of the South West monsoon.Interested buyers and commissions are accepted for endangered plants ranging from orchids, ferns to impatiens.
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Anonymous Guest 18 Feb 2019
Look SO real! MMAnonymous Guest 18 Feb 2019
Fabulous!Monica Crisp 23 Mar 2011
beautiful!!ruth sears 20 Aug 2010
perfect!!Anonymous Guest 07 Nov 2007
This is gorgeous! Beautiful artwork like this will hopefully help people appreciate and want to preserve endangered species. -Karlene LusbyAnonymous Guest 07 Nov 2007
beautiful job and many people just don't realize how many hours of study and representation go into a work like this. impressive! jill from botanicalartanna padilla 06 Nov 2007
Wonderfully observed and the accompanying info is wonderful. This is a huge undertaking I can only image the hours in this one beautiful image alone. Cynthia Padilla, Editor Sketching & Drawing. Garden & Hearthsparsh kumar 23 Aug 2007
soft feelingsChristine brand 28 Feb 2007
Very lovely work, interesting imformation also. Welcome to AW!!!Ruth Kauffman 27 Feb 2007
Excellent acrylis work, Meenakshi!! Welcome to AW!Leah Jaarveth 27 Feb 2007
this is wonderful :)helen tyralik 27 Feb 2007
lovely floral