Botanical painter and founding Royal Academician, Mary, whose motifs of cascading vines, irises, lilacs, lilies, peonies and roses transformed Queen Charlotte's room at Frogmore into an interior 'arbour open to the skies'
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- Daughter of a Swiss goldsmith, the youngest founding member of the Royal Academy who painted Spring, Summer, Bouquet of Flowers and a room at Frogmore House
- Flower painter and a founder member of the Royal Academy commissioned by Queen Charlotte to complete a decorative scheme at Frogmore House
- Artist known for flower paintings, a floral scheme at Frogmore House commissioned by Queen Charlotte, a portrait of sculptor Joseph Nollekens and for being one of only two female founders of the Royal Academy
- Goldsmith's daughter, flower painter and a co-founder of the RA whose colourful floral murals, reminiscent of an arbour open to the heavens, decorate a room at Frogmore House, named in her honour
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