19th Century Hand Tinted Botanical Lithographs - 12 Available

Hand tinted late 19th century botanicals. Finely detailed. Newly framed and matted. Linen matte. Gold metal leaf frames. 19 available.

Late 19th century finely detailed. Hand detailed botanical lithographs. Newly framed and matted. Silver leaf frame. Linen matte. 34 left.

Hand tinted Elizabeth Blackwell botanical lithographs. Newly framed and matted in vintage cork frames. 12 left.

Very unusual. Double wide vintage cork frames. Early 1700s. 10 left with cork frames. 22 left in another style frame.

Hand tinted 18th century Elizabeth Blackwell lithographs. Newly framed and matted. Only 4 left.

18th century large hand-tinted botanical lithographs. Beautiful images to hang in powder room, framing doorways, kitchens or anywhere! The measurement below is for the frame only. ...

19th C. hand colored Botanical "Alpinia Nutans Rosc." Lithograph Fine antique hand colored lithograph The color is still strong after all these years The lithograph comes un...

A pair of framed prints of 19th century lithographs, Belgium, circa 1870. The two prints depict five different peaches; the first Alexander and R...

A pair of Late 19th Century botanical lithographs, printed by the British firm Vincent Brooks, Imp. Beautifully hand-colored. The prints come in giltwood frames with French matting...

Group of 19th Century Botanical Palm Species Lithographs, circa 19th Century. Professionally matted and framed in gilt wood frames. The framed size is 3...

A very beautiful original Belgian exotic botanical vibrant color lithograph by de G. Severeyns, circa 19th century, Belgium. This beautiful design is comprised of flowers, leaves and...

Botanical Coloured Lithographs from Botanical Register ( 170 Piccadilly, London, J. Ridgway, 1822 & 1836) Framed in Green & Black with neat swirling design. These botanical drawings were commissioned by Ridgway to be printed in the Botanical Register, an illustrated magazine created by the natural history illustrator Sydenham Edwards (1769 - 1819), a Fellow of the Linnean Society who had previously worked in Curtis's Botanical Magazine and subsequently left to create his own horticultural publication. The Botanical Register ran between 1815 and 1847, publishing thirty-three volumes of fully coloured illustrations of plants, their description and accounts of their discovery and origins. Both of the botanicals were created by female botanists / painters. -M. Hart (english) was a female British botanical artist, with some 906 engravings in Curtis's Botanical Magazine and Edwards' Botanical Register -Miss Sarah...