BotanicalArtists - Corinne Lapin-Cohen

"Botanical Art is about precision and clarity, but ultimately about life"

The watercolor paintings by Corinne Lapin-Cohen are a testament to the abundance of beauty in our world. Leaves, seeds, flowers and fruit are the recurrent themes. Her colors and meticulous attention to detail draws the viewer into each painting. Mrs. Lapin-Cohen's work reveals nature's delicate balance of forces while capturing that which is never static and forever in a state of change.
Corinne Lapin-Cohen's delicate watercolors reflect an unusual sensitivity to nature. Her interpretations are truly a celebration of life.

Corinne has exhibited her work extensively, including the Arsenal Gallery in Central Park, the New York Botanical Garden, Denver Botanic Garden, New York State Museum, the Hightstead Arboretum, and Cork Gallery in Avery Fisher Hall. Lincoln Center. Her professional studies include sudies at the National Academy of Design, and a degree from the New York Botanical Garden Botanical Illustration Program, where she is currently an instructor. In addition Mrs. Lapin-Cohen is teaching botanical art classes at Lasdon Arboretum in Somers, NY, and the fine art of botanical painting at Lehman College.

Her professional memberships include the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators and the American Society of Botanical Artists. Her work is included in the Hunt Collection for Botanical Documentation.