The Wildflower Meadow

By Rachel Burch

Head of Art at Burton Hathow Preparatory School and her pupils explore simple drawing, collaging and painting techniques to create beautiful artworks inspired by a summer meadow.

The Wildflower Meadow by Rachel Burch


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