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A knot garden seen from above, its triangular beds edged with clipped box and yellow-green paths: orange calendula, blue borage stars, white daisies, nasturtiums with their round leaves, purple lavender, silver sage, and a spiral of clipped topiary at the centre. Rosalind Wise painted it from the 17th-century-style knot at the Garden Museum in London, laid out by the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury.
There is no sky and no horizon — every piece is stippled green with flecks of colour, and only the hedge lines and path edges give it any structure. Finished size 50.8 x 63.5cm.
Dense, repetitive floral patterns with similar colour tones throughout make piece differentiation challenging despite the geometric structure.











