Pair Of Antique Hand Colored Botanical Prints

19th century pair of original hand coloured engravings of Egypt in gilt wood frames. After Cecile by Lienard & Reville. Included: Vue de la Porte et des Temples du Sud Deuxieme Parti...

A hand-colored lithograph from Indian Tribes of North America by Thomas McKenney (1785-1859) and James Hall (1793-1868) titled Naw-Kaw or Wood, A Winnebago Chief. The lithograph by L...

"Grand Place du Chateau et de la Rue Royale prise du Coee des Arcades". A view of the Berlin city square with the old neoclassical palace decorated with sculptures along the roof and...

A set of four antique prints including: English hand colored etching titled "A New Mode of Presenting Two Addresses at Once", by Charles Williams, published by SW Fores, 1818, Picca...

Pair of exceptional antique English botany prints, hand colored in Italian burl olive wood and gold leaf frames. 4 additional smaller prints available, sold separately. Great wall d...

Description: This vibrant hand-colored lithograph of the Siberian Lily (Lilium pensylvanicum), also referred to as Lilium formosum, was created circa 1860. Illustrated by P. Stroo...

Set of 3 Vibrant Antique Fern Botanical Prints by E.J. Lowe, Hand-Colored, 1868 This beautiful set of three antique botanical prints from *Ferns: British and Exotic* by Edward Joseph Lowe (published between 1857 and 1860) offers a vibrant depiction of nature’s finest ferns. The prints, titled *Onoclea Sensibilis*, *Fadyenia Prolifera*, and *Cyclopeltis Semicordata*, are superbly hand-colored lithographs. These are wonderful specimens for anyone passionate about botany or natural history. Lowe’s work is a masterpiece of Victorian botanical illustration, with each fern illustrated in intricate detail. The coloring is crisp and true to life, highlighting the natural beauty of these species. *Onoclea Sensibilis*, known as the Sensitive Fern, showcases its iconic fronds and distinctive fertile spikes. *Fadyenia Prolifera* features slender leaves and beautifully curled leaflets, while *Cyclopeltis Semicordata* exhibits the fine details of its rich, green pinnate leaves. These hand-colored lithographs were produced by the noted printers, Day & Son, who were renowned for their high-quality printwork during the 19th century. Lowe’s publication is highly prized among collectors, gardeners, and botanists alike. These prints are a stunning addition to any space, whether framed in a study, library, or living room, offering an aesthetic that bridges science and art. They are particularly sought after by collectors of antique botanical art...

Early 19th century hand colored engraving of Chinese life. Original print from "The punishments of China" illustrated by twenty-two engravings by Mason, George Henry; Dadley, J. P. P...