A Happy Bonsai Artist

 

Reverse taper? No problem that a little carving can’t solve. I know it’s a Yew (Taxus), but I’m not sure which species (can’t find the original to confirm). It belongs to David Benavente.

If you’re ever in Spain…
… think about paying a visit to David Benavente’s bonsai studio. A while back we posted some photos of David’s studio/nursery. I was taken with the artistry of the display and of course, the trees. Here’s a few more trees and another display shot to whet your appetite.

 

Have you ever seen a display area this perfect?

Full cascade Scot’s pine. You see a lot of Scot’s pine bonsai in Europe.

Another Scot’s pine.

A very wild, Wild olive.

David Benavente; the happy bonsai artist.

 


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2 Comments

  1. Jose Luis
    Posted 10/11/2011 at 10:12 PM | Permalink

    Wayne,

    The Yew tree is a Taxus bacaata or European yew. David just styled it a couple of months ago. I recently translated some articles for him, to be published soon.

    Kind regards,

    Jose Luis

  2. wayne
    Posted 10/12/2011 at 10:37 AM | Permalink

    Thanks Jose

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