Antique Greenhouse

Published in 'Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse', these stunning illustrations are a testament to Victorian botanical artistry, capturing the beauty and structure of these t...

Title: 1897 Botanical Prints – Vinca, Oleander, and Redhead Milkweed This set of three original botanical prints from 1897 features the old maid (*Vinca rosea*), oleander (*Nerium...

**Technique:** Chromolithography **Origin:** "Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse" by Edward Step, 1896 Celebrate the charm of Victorian botanical exploration and the enduri...

"Charming Florals of the Victorian Era: A Collection from 'Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse'" Step into the enchanting world of Victorian horticulture with "Charming Flora...

Title: 1897 Botanical Print – Castor-Oil Plant (Ricinus Communis) This original botanical print from 1897 features the *castor-oil plant* (*Ricinus communis*), a striking and deta...

Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these intricate illustrations capture the delicate forms and vibrant colors of these classic primula varieties, a favorite ...

These exquisite illustrations were published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse* and reflect the scientific precision and artistic elegance of Victorian botanical art.

Title: 1897 Botanical Prints – Persian Cyclamen and Jasmine These two original 1897 botanical prints showcase the Persian cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum) and jasmine (Jasminum offici...

Published in 'Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse', these plates highlight the artistry and precision of Victorian botanical illustration, reflecting both scientific inquiry a...

Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these illustrations reflect the elegance and precision of Victorian botanical artistry, capturing the charm of these classi...

Published in Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse, this illustration exemplifies the refined precision and artistry of Victorian botanical studies.

Published in the zenith of the Victorian era's fascination with the natural world, "Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse" (1896) was a definitive horticultural reference, reple...

He published the famous "Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe" (Flora of Greenhouses and Gardens of Europe) during the mid-19th century.

Victorian Garden Gems: Exotic Flowers from 1896-97 Illustrated Series Description of the Antique Chromolithographs from "Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse" Published: 1896...

The Aphelandra porteana depicted in this print is native to Brazil, typically found in warm, humid environments such as greenhouses ("serre chaude"). The technique used here is lit...

The notation "serre chaude" suggests that this plant thrives in warm, tropical greenhouse conditions, similar to its natural environment.

IV)** presents a lively green stem with narrow, lance-shaped leaves and soft yellow blooms, likely from a tropical genus cultivated in Leiden’s pioneering greenhouses. Hovering above...

The vase’s overall form is reminiscent of the Warwick Vase, an ancient artifact discovered around 1771 in the ruins of Hadrian’s Villa, later acquired by the second Earl of Warwick, ...

Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these vibrant and detailed illustrations exemplify Victorian botanical artistry, capturing the elegance and diversity of fl...

This particular illustration highlights the striking foliage of the Begonia rex, with heart-shaped leaves and delicate pink flowers, a plant native to the humid, warm climates and co...

"Blossoms of Elegance: A Triptych of 1896 Botanical Art" Delight in the timeless elegance of "Blossoms of Elegance," an exquisite collection of original antique prints from the este...

This illustration is from Edward Step's "Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse," published by Frederick Warne & Co. in 1897.

Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these works capture the natural beauty of climbing and flowering plants in vibrant color and detail.

The striking beauty of Fitch's orchid illustrations contributed to orchid mania that swept through Victorian Britain. Huge greenhouses were built a time that Britain was experiencing...

The term "serre chaude" indicates that this plant thrives in warm greenhouse conditions, which replicate its natural tropical habitat.

The term "serre froide" implies that this plant is suited to cool greenhouse conditions, which mimic its natural environment.

This climate is conducive to the large-scale production of fruits and vegetables, often under vast plastic greenhouses, a practice that has given the region the nickname "The Sea of ...

The striking beauty of Fitch's orchid illustrations contributed to orchid mania that swept through Victorian Britain. Huge greenhouses were built a time that Britain was experiencing...

Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these detailed illustrations showcase the beauty and precision of Victorian botanical artistry, blending scientific accurac...

Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these finely detailed illustrations reflect the artistry and precision of Victorian botanical studies, capturing the vibran...

Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these beautifully detailed illustrations combine artistic elegance with scientific precision, showcasing the diversity and ...

Title: 1897 Botanical Prints – Jacob’s Ladder and Cup-and-Saucer Vine Description: This pair of original 1897 botanical prints features Jacob’s ladder (*Polemonium caeruleum*) an...

Published in 'Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse', these plates reflect the elegance and precision of Victorian botanical illustration, capturing the charm of these ornamenta...

Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these detailed illustrations showcase the beauty and precision of Victorian botanical artistry, blending scientific accurac...

." - Translation: Cyrtanthus obliquus Linnaeus – Approximately 4/5 from the Cape, suitable for temperate greenhouses, volume II, plate 156. Significance: Cyrtanthus obliquus is high...

These prints, published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, capture the rich textures and striking forms of these ornamental plants with extraordinary detail and vibrant...

Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these illustrations showcase the meticulous artistry and scientific precision of Victorian botanical works, highlighting th...

Published in 'Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse', these finely detailed illustrations celebrate the diversity and vibrancy of flowering plants, showcasing the artistry and p...

Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these finely detailed illustrations exemplify the Victorian passion for botanical art, celebrated for its accuracy and eleg...

He published the famous "Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe" (Flora of Greenhouses and Gardens of Europe) during the mid-19th century.

By 1870, Van Houtte's establishment was the most flourishing nursery in Belgium, boasting 14 hectares and 50 greenhouses. His legacy continued through his son, ensuring that Van Hout...

"Edwardian Blossoms: A Triptych of Garden Elegance" Indulge in the timeless beauty of Edward Step's "Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse", an exquisite collection of botanica...

"Heritage Blossoms: A Victorian Botanical Selection" Description: Unveiling "Heritage Blossoms: A Victorian Botanical Selection" a trio of original antique prints from the esteemed ...

It would make a good fit for both a greenhouse or patio as much as a living room or hallway for an extra antique detail and character.

Sourced from the distinguished 1896 anthology "Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse" by the celebrated botanist Edward Step, this set features the vibrant Common Peony (Paeonia...

"Victorian Vivids: A Floral Collection from Edward Step's Masterworks" Discover the allure of "Victorian Vivids," a meticulously assembled trio of antique botanical prints from Edwa...

Louis van Houtte was a renowned Belgian horticulturist and botanist, and he is best known for publishing the celebrated Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l’Europe (Flowering Plants ...

To meet the demand for his work he had the use of an outbuilding at Bellfield House, Kilmarnock, which he used as a studio and which gave access to the greenhouses that served this l...

Besides going outside, Victorians brought nature into their homes. Greenhouses provided flowers and plants year round.

The striking beauty of Fitch's orchid illustrations contributed to orchid mania that swept through Victorian Britain. Huge greenhouses were built a time that Britain was experiencing...

"Garden Elegance: A Triptych of 19th Century Botanical Illustrations" Delight in the timeless beauty of nature with "Garden Elegance," an exquisite collection of three original anti...

Originating from the esteemed publication "Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse" by Edward Step, published in 1896, each piece in this trio presents a different Geranium variet...

"Historic Roses: A Victorian Botanical Showcase" Introducing "Historic Roses," a curated selection of three original antique prints from Edward Step's revered publication "Favourite...

It thrives in warm, humid conditions and is often grown in greenhouses. The plant is celebrated for its bright color and delicate structure, making it a popular choice among orchid e...

Native to Colombia, it was introduced to European greenhouses in the 19th century. The plant’s pendulous clusters of colorful flowers make it a standout ornamental species, ideal for...

"Floral Masterpieces: A Collection of 19th-Century Horticultural Art" Introducing "Floral Masterpieces," a curated collection of six original antique prints from "Favourite Flowers ...

"Botanical Elegance: A Triptych of 19th-Century Floral Art" An exquisite collection of original antique prints from "Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse" by the esteemed bot...

The burgeoning field of plant science and the many public greenhouses in 19th century Paris allowed the study of exotic blooms all year long.

"Ephemeral Blossoms: A Chronicle of 1896 Botanical Elegance" Delve into the floral opulence of the Victorian era with this exquisite triptych of botanical illustrations, originally ...

The striking beauty of Fitch's orchid illustrations contributed to orchid mania that swept through Victorian Britain. Huge greenhouses were built a time that Britain was experiencing...