George Flemwell (1865-1925), was a British artist and writer, known for his floral landscapes, especially those depicting the tranquility and beauty of Alpine regions.
Flemwell was born in Croydon, Surrey, England and was a pupil of William Powell Frith RA (1819-1909).
Flemwell married Louisa Grace Priddle at the age of 47 (she was 48) in Lausanne, Switzerland, in 1912.
His books include Alpine Flowers & Gardens (1910), The Flower-fields of Alpine Switzerland (1911), Sub-Alpine Plants (1912), Lucerne (1913), and Villars and its Environs (1914).
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Alpine Flowers & Gardens 1910 - George Flemwell (1865-1928) - 20 images
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