Brodiaea – Katharine T. Jacobs – @FIELD

$3,000.00

Katharine T. Jacobs

Featuring late spring’s star-shaped, clustered blooms, this original cyanotype reminds us peace and togetherness can thrive in challenging landscapes.

2025
Cyanotype on watercolor paper
30 in x 22 in

Payment plans available. Email Sylvia to inquire about this piece.

Currently on display at FIELD in Richmond's Arts District (311 W. Broad St., Richmond, VA 23220)—buy this original and 10% goes straight back to this awesome woman-owned business.

Katharine T. Jacobs

Featuring late spring’s star-shaped, clustered blooms, this original cyanotype reminds us peace and togetherness can thrive in challenging landscapes.

2025
Cyanotype on watercolor paper
30 in x 22 in

Payment plans available. Email Sylvia to inquire about this piece.

Currently on display at FIELD in Richmond's Arts District (311 W. Broad St., Richmond, VA 23220)—buy this original and 10% goes straight back to this awesome woman-owned business.

Katharine T. Jacobs
Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist

Katharine T. Jacobs is a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist based in rural California. Her work examines the emotional and physical impacts of addiction, illness, and the complexities of care. Grounded in personal experience, her practice explores what it means to live in ongoing relationship with grief and chronic illness.

She received a BFA in photography before expanding into sculpture and fiber-based media during her MFA, developing a more tactile and process-oriented approach. Her work engages with themes of disability, femininity, and play, often through contemporary applications to traditional Fine Art and Craft practices. 

@katharinetjacobs

Katharine T. Jacobs | Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist

Every spring and summer Katharine returns to the wild blooms and sunshine, where she unapologetically embraces the beauty of nature, and allows a tenderness to seep in.

Alongside Blue Bee Cider, we’re celebrating the end of the growing season with Katharine’s gorgeous botanical cyanotypes, the crisp effervescence of their apple ciders, and the transition from summer to fall here in Richmond.

ARTWORK BY KATHARINE | CRONE COLLECTION