Publications
In this section, you’ll find articles, posters, and other materials produced by AsPIB as part of events, collaborations, or research and outreach projects related to botanical illustration.
These publications reflect the association’s commitment to knowledge sharing, education, and the scientific and artistic promotion of plants.
The Botanical Artist • September 2023
Seeds within seeds • Dominique Delattre
A wonderful article on our Graines exhibition, held at the Musée d’Allard in Montbrison in 2023.
Article published in the ASBA Journal.
With the pictures of Monique Desgouttes-Rouby, Dominique Delattre, Carole Sylvestre-Grenier, Françoise Piquet-Vadon, Flower–plaster–herbarium under glass photo • SEPTEMBER 2023: Issue 3
Reproduced with permission of the American Society of Botanical Artists. Originally published in The Botanical Artist, (Issue 3, September 2023) ©ASBA
The Botanical Artist • December 2021
AsPIB’s Participation in the 2021 Convergences Botaniques • Dominique Delattre
At the second edition of Convergences Botaniques in Montpellier in October 2021, AsPIB delegates presented a poster showcasing the association’s activities, which sparked the interest of many participants. They also attended engaging and accessible talks on botany, as well as a memorable field excursion to the Marais de Candillargues — making this event an enriching and inspiring experience on all levels.
Article published in the ASBA Journal.
With the pictures of Anne Fiquet-Servy, Dominique Delattre, Marie Malissen • December 2021 | Volume 27, Issue 4
Reproduced with permission of the American Society of Botanical Artists. Originally published in The Botanical Artist, (Issue 4, December 2021) ©ASBA
The Botanical Artist • September 2021
Master Class with Catherine Watters • Dominique Delattre
In response to the 2020 pandemic, the Association des Passionnés d’Illustrations Botaniques (AsPIB) turned the crisis into an opportunity by launching a successful series of online master classes with Catherine Watters, allowing both long-time and new members to continue practicing and developing their botanical illustration skills remotely, in a friendly yet focused atmosphere — despite the cancellation of in-person activities.
Article published in the ASBA Journal.
With the pictures of Marie Malissen and Anne Pieussergues-Dherbicourt • The Botanical Artist SEPTEMBER 2021 Issue 3
Reproduced with permission of the American Society of Botanical Artists. Originally published in The Botanical Artist, (Issue 4, December 2021) ©ASBA
