Botany · 19th century
€ 440
One of a kind: this is the sheet in the photographs. Ships from Langweer, the Netherlands.
This 1897 botanical prints are well-preserved with vibrant colors, minimal edge yellowing, and crisp details, making it stunning pieces for display or collection.
This collection of four original botanical prints from 1897 highlights the beauty of polyanthus (*Primula variabilis*), auricula (*Primula auricula*), Japanese primrose (*Primula japonica*), and Chinese primrose (*Primula sinensis*). Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these intricate illustrations capture the delicate forms and vibrant colors of these classic primula varieties, a favorite among gardeners and botanists of the Victorian era.
Each print displays exceptional detail, from the rich red, yellow, and white blooms to the textured leaves and fine root systems. The polyanthus and auricula plates present bold clusters of deep-hued blossoms, while the Japanese and Chinese primroses feature elegant stems adorned with flowers in soft whites, vivid pinks, and brilliant reds. The illustrations include detailed depictions of the plants' flowers, emphasizing their botanical structure and artistic accuracy.
In excellent condition, these prints maintain their vivid colors and sharp details, making them ideal for framing. They offer a timeless addition to home decor, perfect for vintage interiors, garden enthusiasts, or collectors of botanical art. This set reflects the charm and precision of 19th-century botanical illustration, celebrating the enduring beauty of primroses and their place in both nature and art.
