Large-Flowered Pansies Botanical Illustration by Louis van Houtte, 19th Century

Van Houtte's Tigridia Botanical Illustration by Louis van Houtte, 19th Century This illustration features *Tigridia van Houttei*, commonly known as Van Houtte's Tigridia, a plant recognized for its unique, eye-catching flowers. Measuring approximately 24 x 16 cm (9.5 x 6.5 inches), this print is part of the esteemed botanical series "Flore des Serres et des Jardins de l'Europe," curated by Louis van Houtte, a renowned 19th-century Belgian horticulturist. Van Houtte's work is distinguished by its meticulous botanical illustrations, capturing a wide range of plant species with precision and artistry. The *Tigridia van Houttei* depicted here is native to Mexico, as indicated by the label "Mexique." The plant is characterized by its long, ribbed leaves and striking flowers, which display a mix of dark maroon, purple, and yellow. These flowers have a distinct appearance, resembling the markings of a tiger, which is fitting given the genus name *Tigridia*, derived from the Latin word for tiger. The term "châssis froid" suggests that this plant is suited for cultivation in cold frames...

Large-Leaf Rhododendron Botanical Illustration by Louis van Houtte, 19th Century This illustration features *Rhododendron macrocarpum*, commonly known as the Large-Leaf Rhododendron...

Hybrid Begonia Botanical Illustration by Louis van Houtte, 19th Century This illustration depicts a Begonia hybrida, commonly referred to as Hybrid Begonia. The species name sugge...

Noble Rhubarb Botanical Illustration by Louis van Houtte, 19th Century This botanical illustration features Rheum nobile, commonly known as Noble Rhubarb, a striking plant renowned ...

19th century framed botanical Wall chart of a botanical cell structure produced by Leopold Kny. He was a professor and research scientist in the field o...

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

This exquisite print is from L'Illustration Horticole, one of the great Belgian horticultural periodicals of the 1800s. Published from 1854 to 1896, L'Illustration Horticole featured...

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