Modern Antiquarian Prints

Andr. Matthioli Comm. Trichomanes Fern print Trichomanes is a genus of ferns in the family Hymenophyllaceae, termed bristle ferns. Gold frame with iv...

Andr. Matthioli Comm. Lonchitis Altera minor Lonchitis is a neotropical genus of ferns. It is the sole genus in the family Lonchitidaceae. Gold frame and ivory mat. Measures 2...

Andr. Matthioli Comm. Polypodium Alterum Fern print In gold frame with ivory mat Measures 22 W x 28 H x 1 D.    

Early 20th century Japanese black and white paper print of drawings of 18th century Japanese screen. This black and white paper print ...

Elegant hand-watercoloured print representing the herbaceous biennial plant Anthriscus sylvestris, known as cow parsley, painted with notes of antique rose and light blue color shade...

Elegant hand-watercoloured print representing Imperatoria Ostruthium, a flowering plant belonging to the family Apiaceae, painted with notes of antique rose and light blue color shad...

Antique Hand-Colored Fern Prints - Aspidium Species - 19th Century Botanical Art This rare set of three hand-colored fern prints features detailed illustrations of various species of **Aspidium**. These botanical prints are part of the renowned 19th-century collection, *Ferns: British and Exotic*, showcasing the meticulous botanical artistry of the Victorian period. The ferns illustrated in this set include: - **Aspidium augustescens** (Majestic Shield Fern): This species is known for its symmetrical fronds and graceful appearance. The print showcases the fine detailing of the fern’s structure, capturing the natural elegance of its leaves. - **Aspidium acuminatum** (Pointed Shield Fern): This species is noted for its sharply pointed fronds and dense arrangement of sori (spore clusters). The print emphasizes the intricate texture of the fronds and the distinct shape of the reproductive structures. - **Aspidium proliferum** (Proliferous Shield Fern): This fern is characterized by its broad fronds and ability to produce multiple offshoots. The illustration captures the density and lush growth habit of the species, with precise attention to the arrangement of the spore clusters. These prints come from E.J. Lowe’s famous botanical work, *Ferns: British and Exotic*, which was published between 1856 and 1860. Edward Joseph Lowe was a distinguished Victorian botanist known for his extensive research and beautifully illustrated publications on ferns. His work remains highly regarded for its scientific accuracy and aesthetic quality. The prints were produced using the chromolithography technique, a popular 19th-century printing method that allowed for vibrant, multi-layered color reproduction. This process adds depth and dimension to the prints, creating lifelike images that make these ferns appear almost tangible. Each print measures approximately 12 x 8 inches, making them perfect for framing. Whether you are a botanical art collector, a nature lover, or someone who appreciates vintage prints, this set offers both historical significance and decorative appeal. Condition Report: Overall good condition with light age-related toning around the edges. The colors remain vibrant, and the images are clear and sharp. Keywords: antique fern prints...

A romantic collection of dried, pressed Botanicals, well preserved with calligraphy and Latin description, describing each piece, place found and date. One may purchase as many as on...

1897 Victorian Botanical Print – *India-Rubber Plant* (Ficus Elastica) – A Symbol of Exploration and Exotic Elegance This stunning 1897 b...

William Roscoe Botanical Tropical Plant Print, Alpinia Magnifica, Monandrian Plant of the Order Scitamineae, Published 1828 A spectacularly large and beautifully framed botanical pr...

Modern oceanic botanical print in deep shades of red, mounted and beautifully framed. Five unique pieces are available to place individually or as a grouping. Lovely botanical touch ...

Andr. Matthioli Comm. Polypodium Alternum in gold frame with Pale Laurel mat Measures 22 W x 28 H x 1 D Polypodium is a genus of ferns in the family Polypodiaceae, subfamily Po...