Botanical Illustration

The original antique botanical illustration depicts two varieties of Zea mays, commonly known as corn or maize.

These vibrant prints are wonderful examples of the exceptional precision and artistic grace typical of Victorian botanical illustration. On the left, the lithograph showcases the sl...

Title: 1897 Botanical Prints – Purple Toadflax and Maurandya Barclayana This pair of original 1897 botanical prints features 'purple toadflax' (Linaria bipartita) and 'Maurandya B...

The subject matter reflects the early 19th century’s fascination with horticulture and botanical illustration and may have been inspired by the work of Redouté or Curtis.

In Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London we find some of the most beautifully illustrated and vibrant botanical and fruit prints in botanical illustration.

In Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London we find some of the most beautifully illustrated and vibrant botanical and fruit prints in botanical illustration.

In Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London we find some of the most beautifully illustrated and vibrant botanical and fruit prints in botanical illustration.

In Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London we find some of the most beautifully illustrated and vibrant botanical and fruit prints in botanical illustration.

In Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London we find some of the most beautifully illustrated and vibrant botanical and fruit prints in botanical illustration.

Lilium album" Medium: Colored etching Source: "Duidelyke vertoning eeniger duizend in alle vier waerelds deelen wassende bomen, stammen, kruiden" (A Clear Representation of Several T...

1897 Botanical Compilation – Bloodleaf, Joyweed, and Globe Amaranth This compilation features three vibrant botanical illustrations from 1897, showcasing stunning foliage and flo...

The condition of this particular engraving appears well-preserved with crisp lines and clear, muted coloration typical of the period's botanical illustrations. The paper shows some m...

There is light foxing present and minor wear at the edges. The hand-colored illustrations remain vibrant, and the paper is stable, maintaining the clarity of the botanical details.

This process allowed for the reproduction of botanical illustrations with exceptional clarity, making them both scientifically valuable and highly decorative.

The first engraving appears to be a botanical illustration labeled "A Branch of the Breadfruit tree the principal support of the natives of the South Sea Islands."

These images are finely detailed botanical illustrations, likely lithographs, which were a common method for creating such prints at that time. 1.

Redouté Flower painter and botanist Pierre-Joseph Redouté was an unparalleled master of botanical illustrations and engravings. His most celebrated work Les Roses was published in t...

Redouté Flower painter and botanist Pierre-Joseph Redouté was an unparalleled master of botanical illustrations and engravings. His most celebrated work Les Roses was published in t...

Redouté Flower painter and botanist Pierre-Joseph Redouté was an unparalleled master of botanical illustrations and engravings. His most celebrated work Les Roses was published in t...

These dishes were made by the Paris porcelain maker Jean-Pierre Feuillet and retailed by the well-known Paris luxury shop Chevet in the mid-nineteenth century. Botanical subjects we...

Palms were highly fashionable subjects in late 19th-century botanical illustration, admired for their exotic appeal and association with tropical landscapes.

"Botanical Illustration of Cardamine amara (Bittercress)" Description: This hand-colored copperplate engraving, created by F.

Published by George Bell and Sons in London as part of the second series of Alpine Plants, it is a prime example of the fine art of Victorian botanical illustration. The lithograph c...

These prints are exceptional examples of Victorian botanical illustration, merging scientific accuracy with artistic elegance.

Description: This exquisite hand-colored copperplate engraving from Friedrich Johann Bertuch's "Bilderbuch für Kinder" (Picture Book for Children), published in Weimar in 1805, dep...

These illustrations are typical of botanical artwork used for scientific documentation and plant identification, commonly produced during the 18th and 19th centuries.

A Set of Eighteen Framed English Botanical Watercolor Illustrations 19th/20th Century, framed in England.

Published in 1874 as part of the second series of Alpine Plants by George Bell & Sons in London, this print is a beautiful example of Victorian-era botanical illustration where scien...

Müller's work remains an important historical record, marrying the precision of botanical illustration with the allure of natural art.

This hand-colored copperplate engraving from Friedrich Johann Bertuch's *Bilderbuch für Kinder* (Picture Book for Children), first published in 1805, showcases a detailed botanical i...

Botanical Study of Plum and Cherry Blossoms and Fruits, 1805 This exquisite handcolored copperplate engraving, part of Friedrich Johann Bertuch's *Bilderbuch für Kinder* (Picture Bo...

These prints are exquisite examples of 19th-century botanical illustration, showcasing the vivid and diverse foliage patterns found in plants.

In Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London we find some of the most beautifully illustrated and vibrant botanical and fruit prints in botanical illustration.

Title: Stunning 1897 Leaf-Stemmed Cactus Print – Phyllocactus Illustration Description: This beautiful antique botanical print, published in 1897, features the vividly illustrat...

A great gift for anyone who loves: Fall, Botanical Illustration, Graphic Design, Piero Fornasetti, or groups of three.

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...

This elegant botanical illustration features large, vibrant leaves and trumpet-shaped blossoms in striking yellow, red, and variegated tones.

The lithographs remain vibrant and detailed, a testament to late 19th-century botanical illustration. They are offered unframed, making them ideal for custom presentation.

- Suitability for Collection: Highly desirable for collectors of historical botanical illustrations, pharmacological history, and early scientific atlases.

These fine prints exemplify the perfect balance of scientific precision and artistic beauty that defined Victorian botanical illustration. The left lithograph features the dainty So...

The original antique prints are from "Les Plantes à Feuillage Coloré" (Plants with Colored Foliage), Tome Second, which reflects the 19th-century European fascination with botany and...

Measurements: Height: 24 3/4 inches (62.9 cm) Width: 19 1/2 inches (49.5 cm) Depth: 1 inch (2.5 cm) Historical Context: The Golden Age of Botanical Art Plantae Selectae (1750–1773...

The first plate depicts the Rosemary-leaved French-Willow with its narrow, almost conifer-like foliage and pale pink flowers tinged with rose, revealing the fine precision of early b...

Among the depicted species are: * *Poa trivialis* (Rough Meadow Grass) * *Poa pratensis* (Kentucky Bluegrass) * *Poa compressa* (Canada Bluegrass) * *Poa rigida* (Rigid Meadowgrass)...

The engravings, typically printed on high-quality rag paper, highlight the precision and detail of early botanical illustration—a testament to the era’s fascination with cataloging a...

The leaf patterns suggest they are variegated, which was a desirable trait for collectors at the time. These illustrations are likely lithographs, a common method of the time for cr...

Perfect for collectors of antique prints, garden enthusiasts, or admirers of Victorian botanical art, this pair celebrates the timeless beauty and intricate detail of 19th-century bo...

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

Lithographed by Adolf Wendel and printed in Paris, this piece is an excellent example of 19th-century European botanical illustration, combining decorative appeal with botanical accu...

Lithographed by Woldfart and printed by Lemercier in Paris, this chromolithograph exemplifies the high level of craftsmanship achieved in 19th-century European botanical illustration...

These original antique botanical illustrations are from Walter Müller's 1904 publication, which showcases the foundational forms of orchid species found in Germany and surrounding ar...

The simplicity of the composition emphasizes the sculptural beauty of the bloom, a hallmark of high-quality botanical illustration from this period. Lithographed by Adolf Wendel and...

Lithographed by Adolf Wendel and printed by Lemercier in Paris, this piece represents the high quality of 19th-century European botanical illustration. Works from this series are val...

In Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London we find some of the most beautifully illustrated and vibrant botanical and fruit prints in botanical illustration.

Each plate displays the careful precision and subtle coloration characteristic of early 20th-century British botanical illustration, merging scientific accuracy with artistic refinem...

Published by George Bell and Sons in London as part of the second series of Alpine Plants, this fine lithograph showcases the careful observation and artistic sensitivity typical of ...

Published by George Bell & Sons in London as part of the second series of Alpine Plants, this plate reflects the 19th-century fascination with rare mountain flora and the artistry of...