From the Vintage Collection  Tones: Gray, Dusty Blue, Olive, Sage, Rust About The Print: This antique watercolor painting uses washes of soft color to depict a charmingly bucolic scene in Yorkshire, England. About The Artist: Peter De Wint was an English landscape painter considered to be one of the finest watercolorists of his generation. De Wint was known for using an extremely limited palette. Unlike many of his contemporaries, De Wint painted everything just as it appeared in reality and without sentimental embellishment. His sense of understatement and truthfulness, as much as his sophisticated use of a limited palette, conveys the slow and peaceful tempo of the English countryside.

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Christmas tree in front of the main entrance to Waddesdon Manor

Anouska Hempel. How I haven’t done a feature of her work is beyond me. When it comes to potted boxwood, she rules the world. She creates these abundant, overflowing pots of boxwood (stay tun…