Set of 14 Vintage Botanical Colored Prints

Gelatin silver print by Robert Stivers. Signed, dated, and numbered in pencil on verso. Edition #8/15 USA, 1996. Measures: Height 17.5 x 14.75 Size of print: 20" H x 16" W.  

"French Figurine Cup" silkscreen by Ken Price. Numbered 42/75, signed and dated 1971.

Colored lithograph of Napoleon in custom gilt frame and needlepoint matte.

19th century French dried plant specimens... signed by G. Babou, dated, and meticulously catalogued including location in France.... a wonderful set of 15.

Set of Nine Floral Colored Prints Each print is unframed and measures 14 x 11 inches. A range of floral bouquets and plants - ideal for many interior design projects. Cond...

A Set of Prints, hand Colored professionally Framed in Birdseye maple frames.

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...

Set of three vintage flower prints. Little is known about these lovely prints, unsigned, no date. Aquarel? Published circa 1930.