
Our hand finished botanical art prints are inspired by vintage botanical illustrations from the period 1600 to 1920.
Botanical art started with the crude cave drawings of stone age man, and evolved to its greatest level by the end of the 1800s, after which photography took over.
The main aim of botanical art was to accurately show plants and flowers in all their glory. The reasons for making accurate botanical art were often very practical, for example to illustrate newly discovered plants and edible and medicinal plants, and to test the skill of a still life painter. Many flower growing businesses in the 1800s employed excellent artists to illustrate their flowers to help sell them to customers throughout Europe.
Fine art print.Features Cattleya mossiae orchid from Venezuela.Based on a botanical illustration from the 1890s by Edward Step, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features Cattleya nobilor orchid from Brazil.Based on a botanical illustration of the late 1800s from L’illustration Horticole by Jean Linden, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features Cattleya superba orchid.Based on a botanical illustration of the late 1800s from L’illustration Horticole by Jean Linden, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features Caucasian Scabious.Scabiosa caucasica is a flowering plant in the family Dipsacaceae, native to the Caucasus, north eastern Turkey, and northern Iran.Based on a botanical illustration from the 1890s by Edward Step, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features celery and onion.Based on botanical art from the 1860s by Charlotte Yonge, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features The Ceylon Rhododendron (Rhododendron rollissoni) which is found in Sri Lanka.Based on a botanical illustration of the mid 1800s by Sir Joseph Paxton, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features Chamisso's Shield Fern (Aspidium monitum).Based on a lithograph from the 1870s by Thomas Meehan, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print of a palm tree by P. De Pannemaeker.Features the Champagne Palm Tree, Hyophorbe indica.This is a fine art print inspired by a lithograph from the 1800s...
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Fine art print.Features cherries (Prunus avium).Based on a lithograph by Carlos von Riefel, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Based on a nature printed seaweed from the 1850s by Henry Bradbury, which we have carefully restored and enhanced.Nature printed images are amazingly life like, capturing the fine detail of each seaweed...
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Fine art print.Based on a nature printed seaweed from the 1850s by Henry Bradbury, which we have carefully restored and enhanced.Nature printed images are amazingly life like, capturing the fine detail of each seaweed...
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Fine art print.Features a Chile nettle plant with bud bursting open (Cajophora lateritia) magnified 3x.Based on an antique photogravure by Karl Blossfeldt from the early 1900s.Blossfeldt's photogravures reveal beautiful hidden art forms in nature. He made them with his special magnifying camera...
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Fine art print of a palm tree by P. De Pannemaeker.Features the Chilean Wine Palm, Jubaea spectabilis. The sap is used to make wine. The sap is also boiled into a syrup and sold locally as miel de palma. Its edible fruit is like a miniature coconut.This is a fine art print inspired by a lithograph f..
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Fine art print.Features China Asters (Callistpehus sinenis)China Asters are native to China and are popular ornamental plants in gardens.Based on a botanical illustration from the 1890s by Edward Step, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features The Chinese Althaea Frutex (Hibiscus syriacus var chinensis) which is found in China and Japan.Based on a botanical illustration of the late 1800s from L’illustration Horticole by Jean Linden, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features a chinese epidendrum orchid.Based on an engraving made in ~1806 for John Good’s “Pantalogia”, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features Chinese Evergreen plant (Aglaonema nebulosum) from Indonesia and Malaysia.Based on a botanical illustration of the late 1800s from L’illustration Horticole by Jean Linden, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print of a palm tree by P. De Pannemaeker.Features the Chinese Fan Palm, Livistona chinenesis.This is a fine art print inspired by a lithograph from the 1800s...
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Fine art print.Features chinese tree peony.Based on an engraving made in ~1806 for John Good’s “Pantalogia”, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features a christmas rose and hellebore.Based on botanical art from the 1860s by Charlotte Yonge, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features Christmas Shield Fern (Aspidium acrostichoides) from the USA.Based on a lithograph from the 1870s by Thomas Meehan, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features a leaf of Chrysanthemum parthenium magnified 4x. It looks like a fernBased on an antique photogravure by Karl Blossfeldt from the early 1900s.Blossfeldt's photogravures reveal beautiful hidden art forms in nature. He made them with his special magnifying camera...
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Fine art print.Features Chrysanthemum carinatum var. burridgeanum native to Morocco.The name chrysanthemum is derived from the Greek words, chrysos (gold) and anthemon (flower). Chrysanthemums were first cultivated in China as a flowering herb as far back as the 15th century BC.Based on a botanical ..
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Fine art print.Features Chrysanthemum sinense.The name chrysanthemum is derived from the Greek words, chrysos (gold) and anthemon (flower). Chrysanthemums were first cultivated in China as a flowering herb as far back as the 15th century BC.Based on a botanical illustration from the 1890s by Edward ..
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Fine art print.Features Chrysanthemum sinense (I)The name chrysanthemum is derived from the Greek words, chrysos (gold) and anthemon (flower). Chrysanthemums were first cultivated in China as a flowering herb as far back as the 15th century BC.Based on a botanical illustration from the 1890s by Edwa..
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Fine art print.Features Chrysanthemum flowers.Based on a lithograph from the 1890s by John Wright, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features a beautiful seaweed from one of the earliest studies of seaweedBased on an engraving from the 1790s by James Sowerby, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features Cineraria (Senecio cruentus).Based on a botanical illustration from the 1890s by Edward Step, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features Clematis flowers, Cicada and Beetles.Based on a lithograph from the 1800s by Friedrich Kuhnert, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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Fine art print.Features clove carnations (Dianthis caryophyllus)Based on a lithograph from the 1850s by John Keese, which we have carefully restored and enhanced...
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