Emma Sears Marsh Watercolor Collection

02/28/2025

Pulling eight new ESM prints for scanning and printing 20 of each. So BEAUTIFUL.

09/10/2024

Another wonderful article regarding Emma Sears Marsh:

Want to enjoy nature without breaking into a sweat? Several of the 100-year-old botanical watercolors of Mount Dora resident Emma Collins Sears Marsh are currently on display at the Albin

08/30/2024

08/30/2024

08/27/2024

https://polasek.org/current-exhibition/

Current Exhibit Gordon Parks: Power of Photography May 7 – August 18, 2024 “I SAW THAT THE CAMERA COULD BE A WEAPON AGAINST POVERTY, AGAINST RACISM, AGAINST ALLSORTS OF SOCIAL WRONGS. I KNEW AT THAT POINT I HAD TO HAVE A CAMERA.”– Gordon Parks The Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens...

08/27/2024

This is a behind-the-scenes look at the Emma Sears Marsg Exhibit at the Polasek Museum and Gardens!

07/31/2024

https://bungalower.com/2024/07/29/polasek-museum-hosting-new-exhibit-inspired-by-natural-florida/

The Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens (Website) is hosting an upcoming exhibition that features paintings by the early 20th century artists Emma Sears Marsh and Joy Postle from August 27-December 1. Emma Sears Marsh and Joy Postle were trailblazing artists at their time, painting and document...

07/02/2024

https://www.askart.com/artist/Emma_Collin_Sears_Marsh/11294121/Emma_Collin_Sears_Marsh.aspx

1 askART artist summary of Emma Collin (Sears) Marsh. Emma Collin (Sears) Marsh (1871 - 1960) was active/lived in New York, Florida, Vermont. Emma Marsh is known for Watercolor paintings documenting flowers of New York and Florida.

07/02/2024

https://polasek.org/upcoming-exhibitions/

Upcoming Exhibits Inspired by Florida’s Native Flora & Fauna: Paintings by Emma Marsh & Joy Postle August 27 – December 1, 2024 Emma Sears Marsh and Joy Postle painted the wildlife and plants of Central Florida throughout the 1920’s and documented the native landscape before development erased...

07/02/2024

Emma Collin Sears Marsh (1871-1960) was an artist known for her exquisite watercolor paintings documenting the flora of New York and Florida12. Born in Geneva, New York, she was the daughter of Mary L. Collin and James Sanford Sears. Her father’s work in a plant nursery greatly influenced her interest in botany and horticulture. Throughout her career, Emma created over 900 stunning floral watercolors, capturing the beauty of various wildflower species. Some of these species are now extinct, making her works valuable as both art and botanical records2. Unfortunately, there isn’t a photograph of Emma herself, but her legacy lives on through her remarkable art