Natalie Toms: Bleujenn
This blossom season, discover Natalie Toms in her debut exhibition at Cotehele.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
'Bleujenn,' Cornish for 'blossom,' explores the beauty and interconnectedness of spring flowers and the wildlife they sustain. Focusing on apple, cherry, blackthorn, and pear, Toms celebrates the fragile yet vital relationship between these blooms and the creatures that rely on them for food and pollination.
Proud of her Cornish heritage, the artist weaves the Cornish language through the name of each painting, and tradition and folklore throughout.
This exhibition in the Victorian Drawing Room encourages reflection on the deep-rooted connection between Cornwall’s natural world and its cultural heritage, fostering a greater appreciation for both.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Meeting point
Head to Visitor Welcome for normal entry, and be directed to the exhibition.
- Accessibility
Please note, this exhibition is held primarily in the Victorian Drawing Room on first floor of the house and there is no step-free access available. However, there will be part of the exhibition available to view in the East Range lobby on the ground floor.
Upcoming events
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Visit Cotehele this spring to discover the garden ablaze with spectacular displays of daffodils!
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Nature Walks
Join our Nature Walks volunteer Andy on free monthly walks to learn about the ecology of the beautiful and varied Cotehele estate.