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Flowers - Cromolitograph - Early 20th Century

Early 20th Century

Flowers is a drawing realized by Albert Fernand-Renault in the early 20th Century. Pencil on paper. Stamped signed. Good Conditions with diffused foxing. The artwork is realized ...

Flowers is a drawing realized in 1950s by Albert Fernand-Renault. Watercolour and ink on paper. Hand-signed. Good condition with diffused foxing and a cutting at the top left margi...

Pink and blue flowers is a modern artwork realized by Edouard Maubert in 19th Century. Hand colored etching. Includes frame. Good conditions (yellowing of paper).

Flowers is an Original drawing in China Ink realized by Lucien Coutaud in Mid-20th Century. Stamp Signed. Good conditions. The delicate and dynamic strokes created in a harmonious...

This lithograph is part of my private collection of School of Paris era artists. Eve Jean 1900-1968 was French and her work is very detailed and colorful. It is approved by the artis...

Antique print titled 'Entstehung der Gartenpflanzen'. Original antique print of various flowers. This print originates from the 5th edition of Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, published...

A supberb impression of this extremely scarce and early color etching after Jan van Huysum. With the artist's ink stamp.

"Floral Masterpieces: A Collection of 19th-Century Horticultural Art" Introducing "Floral Masterpieces," a curated collection of six original antique prints from "Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse," authored by the renowned Edward Step and published in 1896. This collection represents a pinnacle of horticultural illustration, capturing the nuanced beauty of popular 19th-century floral species with exceptional chromolithographic artistry. 1. Hybrid Abutilon (Abutilon venoso x striatum): This print highlights the rich, velvety reds of the Hybrid Abutilon, complemented by intricate foliage detail. 2. Shoe Flower (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis): Renowned for its flamboyant blooms, this illustration depicts the Shoe Flower with its striking crimson petals and contrasting yellow stamen. 3. Hibiscus Roseus: The subtle pink shades of Hibiscus Roseus are rendered with a soft, delicate touch, inviting the viewer to appreciate its understated elegance. Each print in this series exemplifies the meticulous attention to detail and the vibrant coloration that chromolithography afforded artists of the era. These illustrations not only served as a visual delight for Victorian society but also contributed significantly to the scientific study and classification of plants. Presented with a white border that accentuates their detail, these prints are a testament to the enduring legacy of Victorian botanical exploration. They offer collectors and enthusiasts an opportunity to own a piece of botanical and illustrative history, perfectly suited for display in any setting that values both aesthetic and historical significance. "Floral Masterpieces" stands as a tribute to Edward Step's contribution to botanical sciences and art, as well as to the time-honored craft of chromolithography. These prints are sure to enchant anyone with an appreciation for antique botanical art...