Botany · 19th century
€ 340
One of a kind: this is the sheet in the photographs. Ships from Langweer, the Netherlands.
These 1897 botanical prints are well-preserved with vibrant colors, minimal edge yellowing, and crisp details, making it stunning pieces for display or collection.
This set of three original botanical prints from 1897 features thrift or sea-pink (Armeria maritima), ceratostigma (Ceratostigma plumbaginoides), and primrose (Primula vulgaris and varieties). Published in *Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse*, these illustrations reflect the elegance and precision of Victorian botanical artistry, capturing the charm of these classic garden flowers.
The sea-pink, also known as thrift, is delicately rendered with its round clusters of soft pink blooms and grass-like foliage, a common sight in coastal gardens. Ceratostigma, with its rich green leaves and striking blue flowers, brings a unique contrast to the collection. The primrose plate showcases the cheerful variety of blooms, from soft yellows and whites to vibrant pinks and purples, detailed down to the textured leaves and fine root structure.
Each print remains in excellent condition, with vibrant colors and intricate details preserved over more than a century. Ideal for framing and display, these works will add a touch of vintage charm to any space. Perfect for collectors of antique botanical art, gardeners, or those who appreciate the beauty of natural history, this trio offers a timeless and decorative glimpse into the 19th-century fascination with plants and flowers.
